Vancouver Cherry Blossom Update 8 | The Cherry Blossom Story Hidden in Residential Houses

| The Cherry Blossom Story Hidden in Residential Houses. 📍Check-in location: 3307 Austrey Ave, Burnaby Check-in time: 2025.4.5 This small street hidden in the residential area of Burnaby is only about 100 meters long. It is not as spectacular as the cherry blossom corridor on Charles Street, which stretches for several blocks, but it hides a living specimen of Vancouver's first generation of cherry blossom trees. Two rows of cherry blossom trees with thick embraces weave a pink dome in the air, which is now transformed into thousands of light elves. If you happen to live nearby, you may want to come and feel it. If you are driving to chase cherry blossoms, it is recommended to leave time for more grand cherry blossom landmarks. This is a cherry blossom tunnel that freezes time. The gnarled trunk needs two people to hug it. The rough bark is covered with more than 80 years of precipitation, and the branches are intertwined in the air to form an arcade. Looking up, you can see the dense flower branches woven into a lace sky. When the midday sun penetrates the petals, the entire street is immersed in a flowing pink halo, and even the air is stained with the faint fragrance of cherry blossoms. Walking on the light spots leaking from the canopy, fingertips stroking the deep ravines of the tree, sighing at the blooming and falling of flowers, year after year. Some scenery does not have to be a postcard-level shock, but it can turn a moment into a poetic cycle at your doorstep. Tips: Both sides of the street are residential houses, please keep quiet.