. . 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):
behind Historical Society, 32 Wash. Ave. (Apr 24)
at Scotia Library Branch (April 22)
alongside Historical Society
SCHS rear
142 Front St. (it did fill in nicely)
Scotia Library (Apr. 22)
26 Front St.
at YWCA
. . 32 Washington Ave.
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. . 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:
distorted to save utility wires
. . 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:
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. . 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:
1st Persbyterian
St. George’s
1st Presbyterian
St. George’s
St. George’s – rear so. lawn
St. George’s – No. Ferry St.
1st Presbyterian
1st Presbyterian
1st Prebyterian – rear
. . . . 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.
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