

It's that time of year again in Okinawa. Okinawans, and Japanese people take their cherry blossoms very seriously.
I took a couple of quick photos at a nearby park today while searching for a three part multi-cache. I found part one quickly, since I recognized the well camouflaged container from another cache, but got stumped on part two.
Oh well; it was a nice day at the park. Here we are in January, and it was 73 degrees!
6 comments:
So beautiful. Do they smell good?
Erika, they have a pleasant, albeit mild fragrance. They're much better for looking at, IMO.
When do the petals drop?
BZ
BZ, ususally within three days, but the process is continuous over the island for a few weeks.
These cherry blossoms are beautiful. I know caching in this area had to be great.
@Sumajman: Yes; it was a good time, even if I came up empty on the final stages of the multi. I had not been caching in a while, and it was good to be out poking around again. The cherry blossoms were an added treat.
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