Monday, February 23, 2009

learn from experience

here are some things that I have learned from the last trip:
  • there is not always a way into a building (even if you climb 3 stories to find an entrance)

  • do not leave "hot toes" or heat packs in your boots overnight, they become crusty & hard (the ones with adhesive stick to your boots)

  • in small towns, everything is closed on a sunday

  • when you least expect it you can find a washroom and food (just look for the bar)

  • not all small town hotels are bad

  • morning smorgs @ small town restaurants can be very nasty

  • don't drink the water - although it is not all bad

  • some pay phones in Saskatchewan still cost 25cents but only ones in ghost town

  • there is less snow in the west

  • water pressure is depending on location

  • you can find porn in the weirdest places

  • know where your cell phone is at all times (ie// make sure your case is in one piece)

  • $90 pants do not guarantee quality (the zipper broke on mine, only a month old!)

  • always pack ear plugs & mp3 player in case one of your friends snores.... loudly.... all night

  • ski pants limit what you can do

  • always check the doors before attempting to get in other ways – they could be open

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Multiple lol's at this list - most because of the truth of your statements!

I particularly like the third from last one.

However, you missed the that many warning signs (radiation, biohazard, etc), while inviting, should be read and contemplated before being disregarded.

contact me!

Popular Posts

About Me

My photo
+ most of my time is spent exploring anything abandoned whether it be industrial, a ghost town, type of hospital, an old church or others + the other part of my time is spent getting an education or drawing

About Me

My photo
+ most of my time is spent exploring anything abandoned whether it be industrial, a ghost town, type of hospital, an old church or others + the other part of my time is spent getting an education or drawing

Followers