Stormy Day in Pensacola
You know me. I see beauty just about everywhere I go. Pensacola has a lot of sunshine, but this time of year, also has powerful thunder and lightening storms. No one seems to really mind – Pensacola needs the rainfall, and the storms are powerful, awesomely beautiful. And Pensacola presents herself well in stormy weather.
I love the French Quarter style balconies, the Spanish style architecture – Pensacola has been colonized by the French, Spanish, Brits, and I think even a couple others! The influences on the architecture, both public and private, provide a rich variety of style.
And the natural wetlands, the bay, the bridges – it is at it’s most magical in stormy weather, in my opinion.
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I loved the building in the 3rd pic. It has a Mediterranean feel to it that is just home-like 🙂
The obelisk in the park is beautiful. Seems like Pensacola is a really nice place to be in 😀
Hi! You know, I never know how beautiful Pensacola was! When I was little my family went to Florida a few times and for some reason I didn’t like it (might also have something to do with the altantic burning my eyes out) but nowadays I see so many beautiful places in Florida that I think I’ll have to give it another shot.
Kinan, did you notice near the obelisk, did you see the guys sitting out on the bench? Pensacola, being warm, has attracted a lot of homeless guys who hang out there; they can drink water from the fountains and clean up in nearby restrooms. It’s becoming a problem.
Hi Ponti, and welcome! I think you would like The Real Florida. Maybe explore the backroads and parks with someone you love!
Beautiful buildings. Got any info on that monument in the 2nd pic?