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Hi, I'm Nano! Welcome to my site! Travels With Nano is filled with everything I am passionate about: uncovering the world one sight, bite and cultural experience at a time. I'm here to share savvy travel tips and inspire (not influence!) your future travel adventures. Needless to say, I am thrilled to have you here reading!

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Focusing on blooms this gloomy Saturday morning. 🌸

Came across this one in Capitol Hill. I don’t think I have seen a tree more beautiful than this, and you know me, I have seen a lot of blooming trees. I believe it is a variety of a plum. So vibrant and eye-catching. 🌸

A dream front yard situation, am I right? 🌸

One thing I didn’t know about babies is that every time they are about to reach a milestone, they literally loose sleep over it. It’s like, they cannot rest untill they master this or that skill. For example, at the moment, Alexander is working on putting his big toe into his mouth (who knew that was a developmental milestone?!).

I have only lived here since 2019 and have a limited historical knowledge, but I am pretty sure it’s true: one of the most crowded cherry blossom seasons of all times at the Tidal Basin. Holy cow, the crowds this weekend were over the top! 😓

A 6 am wake-up call and almost entire day of portrait photo sessions. Wish me luck! 🌸

Peak bloom + sunrise at the Tidal Basin are like freshly baked baguette and butter = meant to be. 💗

Spring has sprung in Washington, D.C., there is no doubt about that. 🌸

One more corner of DC that might be overlooked during other seasons, but looks gorgeous in spring: The Robert A. Taft Memorial and Carillon honoring Senator Taft from Ohio, who served in the Senate from 1938-1953. It’s nestled in the Upper Senate Park on Constitution Avenue.

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