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Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2

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Here’s part 2. I only split it in two because the photos are so large; there’s no real difference in content.

Here's part 2. I only split it in two because the photos are so large; there's no real difference in content.

Here’s one of those pointless shots everyone takes everywhere.

Here's one of those pointless shots everyone takes everywhere.

Spring is here.

Spring is here.
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
Forsythia.

Forsythia.

Forsythia.

You spot a few foreign tourists here and there too.

You spot a few foreign tourists here and there too.
About halfway along, the mood changes a little. I like the feel of this stretch too.

About halfway along, the mood changes a little. I like the feel of this stretch too.

About halfway along, the mood changes a little. I like the feel of this stretch too.
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
Kyoto Hanami Trip 2007: The Philosopher’s Path, Part 2
I finally made it to the Philosopher's Path in full cherry bloom, something I'd been wanting to do since last year. I'm no…

I finally made it to the Philosopher’s Path in full cherry bloom, something I’d been wanting to do since last year. I’m not sure there’s a better way to welcome spring. I was really lucky to be able to go this year, but I’m already a little wistful wondering how many more springs this luxurious I’ll get in my life. It’s a bit early to say, but I think April 2007 will be a spring I never forget.

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