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Cherry Blossoms pt 2

Cherry blossom trees lining the streets in Philadelphia. Like I said, it never gets old.

Fascination Street

Philly/Garces/Independence

I'm starting to fall more and more in Philly with each time I visit. I swear it's the architecture and trees that bloom in more colors than anywhere else. Ate at Garces Trading Co. for the first time, and it really lived up to all the hype and was all-around just damn impressive.

philadelphia, PA

A few photos from a rendezvous trip to Philly, which was way colder than I'd expected.. only to come home to 80 degree weather, of course. To be honest I had no idea where I was most of the time, though notable places were: South St, Old City and Elfreth's Alley, lots of random historical parks, streets of red orange and gold trees and leaves, Franklin's Fountain, and some place called Revolution Cafe where I got a lasagna cupcake. Lots of time spent pretending to be one of those girls who isn't cold wearing tights.

 The architecture here is amazing and I especially have a love for cobbled streets and historic-looking buildings.The flight I took had a layover in Nashville, which I'd never actually been before (this doesn't really count either; just the airport) but there was a Gibson cafe and Harley Davidson store in the airport. Which is pretty freaking rad. Spent the two hour layover wandering through stores and trying everything on my head and spending way too much time playing with the Dyson hand dryers in the bathrooms. So magical. Hope you enjoy these pretty colors and whatnot. Cheers.