Downtown Pensacola

2seaoat wrote:The place was hopping when I walked a bit downtown.  The new food RVs across from the Bodacious Olive were packed as was the Bodacious Olive and the coffee house north of it.  Could not find a parking place with all the workers completing the Studer Building at Maritime Park, and with the ball team out of town, I was shocked by the number of people lining up to get frozen Yogurt.  I saw workers everywhere building out and improving.  The Pensacola bank location had workers everywhere.  If people cannot see what a multiplier the Park has become, they are blind to the reality of downtown.  The fish house at noon was packed and license plates from all over the country.  PB was crowded and economically the place was hopping.  I ate oyster and swam in the Gulf because the cortex will not beat the tumor to my demise, so what the hell..........what fun.  If I was healthy and did not need to be near Northwestern, I would be looking for a place downtown......Pensacola rocks.

2seaoat wrote:Care to comment on the Wedgewood health issues?

I can tell you that an area of Garcon Point where my neighbors have all developed lung problems.  A husband and wife across the street are struggling with their lungs, I had my left lung removed with a tumor, the neighbor two doors down has lung problems.......our whole street has health related lung issues.......I think the health issues on air quality are a lot more widespread than Wedgewood.  The one neighbor is talking about talking to health authorities about a possible cluster.  All those good old days spewing out toxins........there is a human price.

Play Ball!! Why do you keep talking the talk if you know the truth about the area?