Row of spring pretty.
George Two and I figured the time was right for our second afternoon tool-around to capture some interesting Central New York sights to share.
We start-and-stopped close to both our houses so I could catch white and pink trees with my iPhone.
Franklin Square lines them up.
We expected big things from the city of Syracuse’s Franklin Square neighborhood. It looked nice, surely, but we couldn’t figure out if they were pre- or post-peak.
Both sides, now.
We had better luck back in suburbia.
Pretty, pink’s in.
I’ll share more of our discoveries in the next few days.
Mark Bialczak 
Beautiful subjects on a beautiful day. Indeed, these trees are all on their own “schedules”.
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It was a fantastic driving-around day for George Two and I, Bruce.
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Even only looking at the pictures brings peace and serenity.
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These special trees have such a short blooming life, ladysighs. Every year I enjoy their appearance for certain.
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love all the flowering trees, they’re natural art
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Yes, that’s a great way to look at them, Beth!
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A lovely walk 😄
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That spot downtown with the red brick was a good spot to walk when I was working at the big daily, you hit it right, Willow!
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Great photos little brother. Now I guess I’ll have to post a few from my place here. I love the dogwoods and just wish they would bloom all the time. Magnolias haven’t started yet but May is just a few days away and there should be some pretty blooms there.
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Yes, the sweetness of these trees is to be savored, sis Angie. Enjoy your part of the world for sure.
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