Today was a bit of a surprise, just as I drove into the parking lot. Some time ago, I'd found myself driving behind a vehicle with the back end painted. It rather perplexed me. When the vehicle turned, I could see it had paintings on the doors, but I couldn't make out what they were (one side was just a glimpse in my rear view mirror). It was a bit of a surprise to pull into the parking lot and see it again - with more paintings added, since I last saw it, including one that was unfinished. I couldn't resist getting photos.
If the owner of this vehicle happens to read this, I'd love it if you'd leave a comment explaining what it's about.
This is the view I had when driving behind the vehicle, the first time I saw it.
Click on the image to go to my flickr page and see the other views, including the writing at the top.
None of the others are giving the finger, except the one showing the top of the trunk.
Based on the photos, I get the impression the driver 1) hates cell phones, 2) hates God and 3) hates people.
But I could be wrong.
As for in the museum itself, we had a lovely visit. Here is what greeted us when we went into the new display.
Except there's a side view on entry.
The eye on this guy moved. :-D
Once again, click on the image to see more.
I have to admit, we were a bit disappointed in the display. With how much there is to explore in the deep oceans, we really expected more. There was a lot of open space around the displays, and a fair number of hands on stuff. Parts of it were preachy in an eyerolling sort of way. We think it was really aimed more at young children, and it seemed rather dumbed down to me.
We loved seeing the hagfish, though. That's one of my daughter's favorite creatures.
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