Enjoying a presidential stroll in early May
20 thoughts on “Wordless Wednesday: Walking by the White House”
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Enjoying a presidential stroll in early May
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write meg! 
Gorgeous photos!
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Thank you, Athira! It was hard to take an ugly picture that day.
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I wish I was there right now!
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Me too, Kathy — I’m ready for another day trip!
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Your pictures are beautiful!
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Thank you, Heather!
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Great pictures! As long as I’ve lived in MD, I’ve still never seen the White House. We’ve added it to our summer bucket list this year so hopefully we’ll be able to check it out soon!
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Definitely check it out, Laura! Washington is a fun place to walk around, and the White House is quite picturesque. I’ve lived in Maryland since birth and still find new-to-me places, so no worries. 🙂
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Beautiful pictures. I haven’t been to the city in months. I see the cherry blossoms are gone, now. Thanks for sharing.
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The blossoms are gone indeed, Kirsten — here and vanished too quickly in April! But they’re so gorgeous, and worth the wait. Thanks for the kind words!
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I’m from the UK, but I’d love to take that stroll
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Thanks, Peter — America would be happy to welcome you! 🙂
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How beautiful! Bet you are glad winter is over…
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Absolutely, Sandy. With temperatures now cracking 90 degrees (!), winter already feels like a bad dream . . . until we have to go through it again in six months, I guess. But I won’t worry about that yet. 😉
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Fantastic pictures and a wonderful blue sky! Germany is in the moment very rainy…
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Thanks so much! We’ve had our share of rain here lately, so I’m happy I managed to get out on a blue-sky day.
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Gorgeous! Looking at your pictures makes me feel as if summer is just around the corner.
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I think it is, Kay . . . the temperatures have been steadily creeping up into the 80s and 90s, so I think spring will be rather short-lived this year. But I’ll take the heat over our snowy, cold mess any day!
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Fab! I want to be there too.
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I love that area of the city so much! So pretty and so historical!
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