Traveling north on I-110 in Pensacola a few weeks ago I happened to spy a few murals just west of the RR tracks. I had never noticed them prior to that drive. So when I had a day that was not blazingly hot, on an early Sunday morning I took what “we” use to call back in the day a “Sunday drive.”
I usually like to drive to view area murals on Sundays during the fall and spring months, because normally, not many people are moving about, which allows photographs to be unimpeded with clutter (people and parked cars.) The mural on the Court of DeLuna Building is still under construction. These new murals can be found with a link near the bottom of the Pensacola Mural page.
I have spent the majority of my adult life as a science educator. As a K-5 science specialist for a major Florida School District I designed and developed the first-two stand-alone dedicated K-5 science classroom in the State — developed through a $100,000 grant by the Monsanto Corporation. I have worked as a naturalist and director of a 120 acre environmental center, as well as an Instructional Specialist for the U.S. Navy (Financial Management), U.S. Army (designing and developing medical interactive multimedia and distance learning courses,) and Department of Defense Dependent Schools (Science Specialist.)
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Traveling north on I-110 in Pensacola a few weeks ago I happened to spy a few murals just west of the RR tracks. I had never noticed them prior to that drive. So when I had a day that was not blazingly hot, on an early Sunday morning I took what “we” use to call back in the day a “Sunday drive.”