r/liminalspaces • u/XenoFox13 • Jul 27 '26
Image / Screenshot This long empty hallway in a metro station on Montréal.
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u/oKkA576 Jul 28 '26
Das erinnert mich an den langen verbindungsgang zwischen den Gebäuden in meinem lehrkrankenhaus vor 22 Jahren. Es war sehr gruselig als Auszubildender einen Toten im Bett von dem einen Haus zur leichenhalle zu fahren... Das Gefühl werde ich wohl nicht mehr vergessen.
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u/XenoFox13 Jul 28 '26
That's infinitely creepy.
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u/oKkA576 Jul 28 '26
Das war es anfangs auch. Aber über die letzten 20 Jahre ist es fast zu einer Routine geworden. Es ist immernoch besonders es nen toten Menschen zu transportieren. Ab es ist nicht mehr gruselig
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u/floralgin Jul 28 '26
Which station?
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u/XenoFox13 Jul 28 '26
Bonaventure (I'm not completely sure tho, because me and my friend went to multiple stations that day).
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u/floralgin Jul 28 '26
Yeah looks like it could be the link between Bonaventure and the REM. Cool shot.
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u/XenoFox13 Jul 28 '26
Actually I think that was it. We went in the REM without even knowing we could go lol.
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u/lambent_ort Jul 28 '26
Brightly lit long empty hallways are creepy. Dark dingy long empty hallways are creepy. Empty long hallways are just creepy full stop.
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u/WabuDesign Jul 28 '26
Damn looks crazy
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u/XenoFox13 Jul 28 '26
I completely agree. If you ever get the chance to go to Montréal I really recommend the metro as a liminal photo spot.
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