Last week Jake and I spent some time checking out Salt Lake City Cemetery. I never knew a huge plot of land was located in SLC. With the white snow, and fog out, the cemetery was so peaceful and lovely. The cemetery was huge and seemed to go on in every direction for miles. It was really neat checking out a cemetery that has been around since the 1800’s. There were the neatest headstones. I want to go back here sometime in the fall or so, because I am sure the trees would be so beautiful and you would be able to see all the head stones. A lot of the headstones were just barely popping out in the snow, so it would be interesting to see. When we were driving around, we even saw 2 deer prancing around the grave yard. They looked to be enjoying themselves.
For some reason, I enjoy going to cemeteries I like how it makes me think, and I like the peacefulness. I remember growing up, when my friends and I went to tennis lessons, we always made our moms drive us through the cemetery. Weird I know, but I have fun memories of that. I also really enjoy reading the headstones. I like to imagine what someone looked like, what they enjoyed doing, if they had a family of their own, wonder what they lived for, ext.
Driving around the cemetery it got me thinking about life, what I have done so far in life, and all my hopes and dreams. I really began to think a lot how I feel I am so lucky to be happy in life, and how I want to share that with others. I feel I have been blessed throughout my life to always feel positive and happy and I hope to share that with others too.
The more I explore Utah, the more I am loving living here. I never thought I would ever live in Utah, or even own a home in Utah, but life is unpredictable sometimes right?! Its been a great time so far, and I love going on adventures with Jake. I am excited to explore and get to know Utah a bit better throughout the years. I also love how beautiful it is here. The day we were at the cemetery happened to be such a amazingly foggy and white snowy day 🙂 Here are some pictures we took…
Alicia
February 17, 2013amazing shots!
kylie
February 15, 2013HOLY CRAP haha that deer jumping shot is insane!
imfashionstoned
February 14, 2013OMG this is cute :)!
Ladi Utah Afropolitan
February 12, 2013My first time commenting on your blog. Been reading for about 2 weeks.
I just love the deer running around.
I just moved to SLC and should check out the cemetery soon. I just don't drive yet and its too cold 🙁
Lindsey Louise Bales
February 12, 2013these photographs are so lovely. there is something about cemeteries that make for such interesting photos always. i love how you captured the deer too!
lindsey louise
hellomrrabbit.blogspot.com
Auntie Randy
February 12, 2013Beautiful photos. I find old cemetaries facinating too. I like reading the headstones and wondering how these people lived and what it was like at that time. I once visited an old cemetary in Texas from the early 1800's and was astonished how many baby graves there were in those days. Love that you were able to catch the beautiful deer prancing among the snowy gravesides.
Kallee Mae
February 12, 2013These are beautiful pictures!! I need to go check out that cemetery, all I ever do is drive by it but it looks so pretty inside!
Kal
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Jessi
February 12, 2013I love the salt lake cemetery! Its so vast and beautiful. And those photos of the deer, wow! That jumping one is so awesome!
-Jessi
haircutandgeneralattitude.blogspot.com
Cal B
February 12, 2013I think because I live in the middle of LA I get ridiculously excited when I see deer! Your pics are sooo cool!!
Kelsey Eaton
February 12, 2013Great pictures! So cool that you caught the deer in action! I love cemeteries too. I used to beg my mom to take me to them when I was little!
Alycia (Crowley Party)
February 12, 2013I love cemeteries too, I like the history behind them if you pay attention to the gravestones. Funny thing about that cemetery, Trevor proposed about a block south from it 🙂