true it a good sign that people are behaving, but its still spooky seeing it empty to me.
Even more spooky will be the empty airports resulting from everyone dead because so many didn't listen to scientists and medical experts back when C19 could be dealt with.
Looked a lot like that in Indy when I traveled in early June. Later that month it was busier, and a few weeks ago most of the restaurants had opened again. The June experiences were very surreal, but not unlike landing there at night after everything is closed and things empty out.
More strange was not having beverage/snack service in flight and not speaking with seat mates. Wearing masks was mandatory of course, not only in flight but throughout every airport. Hand sanitizing stations everywhere, and by the end of June airlines stopped charging for masks if anyone had forgotten theirs and started handing out complimentary packs of masks/gloves/sanitizing wipes at the gate.
I know several folks who make their livings as pilots, flight attendants, TSA, ground control, and mechanics. So much talk of furloughs, being forced to move out of state, etc. Just got a text from a friend who works for United out of O’Hare and a sigh of relief that he doesn’t have to relocate to FL away from his family. Another who works at Midway for TSA who has a new baby is going to keep his job.
My flights to Orlando were jam-packed in
June. Flight to Destin last month (a 9- gate airport) was nearly empty as pictured. Here’s the thing: it isn’t the airports or flights that are the worrisome, unsafe, omg you’re definitely going to get covid issue. It’s what you do after you get off the flight and how responsible you are while at your destination that matters. I spent time with 1-3 friends each trip, and self-quarantined for 14 days each time I came home. Judge and hate me and think I’m stupid and terrible all you want but there are responsible ways to deal with this pandemic and not be forced to live in a bubble for who knows how long.
BTW, you are beautiful!
I know that feeling back in college I worked security in factories on the weekends.I too get weirded out by empty places!
If its in the middle of nowhere in nature, It's fine & I'm not spooked at all but if its a building that's old and dilapidated or anything built by man, especially in the last 100 years and its empty....oh god it sends shivers up my spine!
It's an odd feeling that can feel similar to the feeling one gets when they think someone is watching them but cannot see them.
not a bad idea but would cause gun fights in the US.Heck, you can’t even walk into a supermarket without a temperature check in Mexico.
not a bad idea but would cause gun fights in the US.
I have heard people loudly complaining about temp checks and having to wear masks at the hospital and doctors office.
@missy -- Telephoto lenses make beaches look crowded, when they are not. They gather a lot of distant area into the picture.
That's another thing...no one complains about wearing masks there. Never saw it, or heard news stories about it. Spooky.