We had quite a surprise, however, when we were served buckwheat crepes. They were not exactly what we had expected. Buckwheat??
I chose a savory crepe, the Moroccan crepe - spinach and feta cheese topped with mint-yogurt sauce. It was actually quite tasty but I would probably not order a buckwheat crepe again!
Marie was pretty in pink, very tuned into the cherry blossom season in the nation's capital.
We then decided to share a sweet cherry crepe and it was delicious!
We then walked a few blocks over to the Torpedo Factory to see Blowing in the Wind, the Cherry Blossom Installation of Norwegian artist, Lilliane Blom.
Marie and Christine
Above: "Twenty clear and pink edged umbrellas filled with dye cut cherry blossoms in shades of pink and white that slowly twirl"
(Unfortunately, Linda and Barbara were camera-shy.)
After viewing the installation, we wandered around, visiting the numerous artist studios and delighting in the beauty of the artists' works.
It was a wonderfully refreshing outing in which we delighted in the strong bonds of friendship, the beauty of art, and an enjoyable culinary experience.
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