Seattle 2024! Cherry Blossoms! March 22-25.

Angle Lake Park

There were a few trees scattered here and just a few people here.

Seike Japanese Gardens

Nice Garden though there was no Cherry Blossom here though this is where the net says its one of the best places. There was a few Cherry trees where the parking lot was though.

Seward Park

I don't know if the trees were already done blooming or I came too early. This is a fairly huge park with a huge walkway. I can only imagine if all the trees were full bloom, this place would look spectacular.

University of Washington

The mother of them all. I nearly skipped here but I met a couple from Seward Park that told me to come here. Thank Jesus I did listen because the blossoms were beautiful. Definitely a must for the Cherry Blossoms. Parking was free but awkwardly it was after 12PM. I arrived around 12:15PM that day so Jesus timed it right for me.

Everett

There were random Cherry blossom tress scattered throughout Everett when I went to my buddy Heath's place.

Thank you God for a safe trip to Seattle and thank you Tram, Che and family for letting me stay at your house. Thank you for cooking dinner and thank you Heath for cooking as well. Way to save some money.

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Today in Oahu, Hawaii 6/30/20: Laie Point Sea Arch, Sunset Beach, Sharks Cove, Laniakea Beach, and Haleiwa Alii Beach.

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Fairbanks, Alaska 3/6-3/9

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Makiki Valley secret waterfall Oahu hikes

Because it's considered a secret I can not divulge how to get there. If you recognize some of the landmarks in my pics, then it should be good enough to tell you where it is. The waterfall is found in Makiki Valley loop trail so good luck. It is roughly about 20-30 mins in from the entrance. I did this with the meetup.com crew. So enjoy the pics. If you find it then good for you. And remember to keep it a secret. The waterfall Enjoy. It's a nice scene if you do find it. You can hike to the top of the fall in which I did. It's like several minutes if anything from the bottom. Just always watch your footing. Take care folks. Thank you God and thank you to the meetup.com crew. Laters.

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