Our Pick
Posted on @rawstates
Macon's cherry trees
1949
Macon, Georgia
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A man found an unfamiliar tree in his back garden, learned years later on a trip to Washington that it was a Yoshino cherry, and began propagating and giving them away. Macon now has something like 350,000 of them, far more than Washington, and shuts down for ten days each March.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
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