Social Distancing in Wooster Square Park.

Rethinking daily activities as 

we settle into a New Normal.

Someone wrote online

(so it must be true)

to Please restart the

Year 2020.

It has a virus.

If only we could.

This year's Cherry Blossoms are no different

in changing up their routine.

Wooster Square

Hanami History

You have to go back to 2012 to the pace

of this years Blossoms. Maybe to the day.

They are considered Popping when about 10%

of the flowers are in Bloom. Peak is

when 70% of the trees are in Full Bloom.

That being said, every tree is different.

Some trees get more early sun,

some get more afternoon sun.

It used to be that the trees at the North

end of the park on Hughes Place were first

to bloom. Not so much now.

Lots of those tree came down due to age

and disease. The are replaced, however,

it will be years until the Tunnel of Blossoms returns.

Sad face emoji.

It's a beautiful bright day in Wooster Square,

March 26, 2020!

So while everyone is kind of stuck

with nothing to do, my job continues!

After I get some photos, we'll

discuss proper Hanami etiquette

in the coronavirus world.

Extremely Beautiful Day in World Famous,

Historic Wooster Square!

Remember, if you want to enjoy the Blossoms,

please observe social distancing.

We want everyone to be around for the 

next Cherry Blossom Festival in 2021!

See You on Wooster Street

or

See You Round the Square!

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