Though spring has long been symbolic of new beginnings, this season feels even more poignant than usual. With an arduous winter behind us and a semblance of normalcy within sight, we’re ready to embrace longer days and the sight and smells of nature coming back to life.
While the changing of the seasons is evident all across the country, Washington, D.C.’s transformation especially enchants when its 3,000 cherry trees blossom and paint the nation’s capital a delicate petal pink. The issue? How short-lived the window is to see the beautiful blooms. (The National Park Service predicted peak blooms from March 22 to 25.)
With that in mind,
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