However, within the last week I've had two mini UE experiences that I'd like to share-
Wednesday was a really hard day for E's entire family, it was the day of Baggie's funeral. We started at a downtown mortuary, and ended in Fairview at the cemetery. It was exhausting. However, while at the mortuary, I did some exploring. The mortuary is in an extremely old mansion in downtown Salt Lake, and the first floor and basement are in use. I could tell from the outside, there had to be at least three floors to the building, so while everyone else was "viewing" the deceased, I slipped away. Upstairs there were abandoned apartments with broken windows and scattered trash. I couldn't find any way to the third story, so I re-joined the funeral downstairs. Then, I got talking to the mortician, and somehow convinced him to give me a tour of the third story. He told me no one is allowed up there anymore, and promptly brought me up! Sweet!
On the third story there were some more abandoned rooms, a freight elevator and an old embalmment room! Inside the large room there were embalming tables and tools. There was even a gas mask hung against the far wall, because of toxic fumes. Note to self – a gas mask makes a good subject for creepy mortuary photos.
Hi I love your UEing and I hope you don't mind that I featured one of your photos in my blog, with credit of course (i can take it down if you do mind) but i thought your pix were brilliant.
ReplyDeleteSweet! Looks good!
ReplyDeleteHey Jess - how do you know Harlem? He/she lives it England it appears ... just curious. x
ReplyDeleteI actually don't know her. I'm not even sure who she is. I guess she likes my blog.
ReplyDelete:)
Yep I'm a total stranger just stumbled on JJ's blog via blogger and appreciated what i saw :)
ReplyDeleteIts a little creepy for me! But you take awesome photos!
ReplyDeleteJessica, why did they abandon the upper levels? Is it not structurally sound? It seems weird to me in this day and age to just shut-off levels of a building. How creepy that it is in the very same state it was left in.
ReplyDeleteAllie
Lucky!!
ReplyDeleteThat's what I've always wanted to do, but my parents think I'll die or something :P
One of the coolest places to go exploring in is India, since there are a lot of ancient ruins in cities that nobody remembers anymore. And they are filled with secret passages! (I actually got to go in one)
The photos are really cool btw!
~Sitara