suns along the Mohawk

. . click on  a photo for a larger version . .

. . magnolia trees bloomed more fully than our cherry trees; above at St. George’s Cemetery . . 

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[above] view of cherry trees, north (R) and south (L) from corner of Washington Ave. and Cucumber Alley

[L] 15 Washington Ave. (at Front St.)

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.  . . this guy followed me constantly on sunny days of blossom peeking. .

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. . above: the south lawn at St. George’s Church (with 1st Pres. steeple) . .

 A few other magnolia trees caught my eye (click on mosaic tile for larger version, scroll over it for caption):

  . . 32 Washington Ave.     . .

. .  below: at 1st Reformed Church:

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Of course, Cherry Blossoms attracted my attention, too, as I hoped/waited for more of them.

 On Union Street:

. . N. Ferry St., near Union St.

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N. Church St. at Front St. . .

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on Front Street bloom patrol:

 . .  . . a weeping cherry (31 Front St. rear) and a tall pear tree (Lawrence Circle) . . 

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. . above: a favorite redbud seems budless (26 Front). 

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. . above: just east of Lawrence Circle . .

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  . . and, back on Washington Avenue . .

Click on a square for larger versions of Wash. Ave. blossoms:

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 . .   . . more cherry blossom trees amputated inartfully for the sake of utility wires.

 . . out my front door, April 24 . .

. . and, looking toward the River . .

Finally, the morning of April 19, 2022, cherry blossoms and trees had a snowy frosting:

. . and Steve Caporizzo featured the event at Channel 10:

BONUS: Stockade Cemeteries, April 20, 2022:

. . . . Click on the Cherry Blossoms Category in the Sidebar for links to a dozen years of our “coverage.”

. . . . And, don’t miss this years heavenly crop of weeping cherry blossoms at CGOH.

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. . Lawrence Circle, April 27, 2022 . . 

     . . and, on April 28, lovely white blossoms were brightening the lot between the 20 North Broadway Tavern and the Swift Building, which developer John Samatulski is helping to bloom again.