 starting with Medical. Here's a peek through the door... |
 ...and here IS the door, marked with its distinctive sign. |
| [The familiar Club Med sign was given a bit of fame during the 1999 medical events involving Jerri Nielsen. It was originally created for the old Biomed by the 1984 w/o doctor Mike Beller, along with USGS observer Gary Foltz, as documented by their mark on the back of the sign.] | |
 Inside, the exam room (with a barber, er, dental chair in the background)... |
 ...and the main ward. These beds have one of the better views on station. |
 Downstairs in A3, here is the new food growth chamber (greenhouse) as seen through the windows from the hallway. In the foreground is the front room where one can go sit, enjoy the humid warmth, and commune with whatever might be growing. The rear room is the production growth area. |
 The glass doors into the main part of the chamber. |
 The front room, with benches, plants to touch and feel, soft music perhaps... |
 Another view of the main growth chamber. |
 Bright lights, lush growth, good stuff to eat! |
 ...and of course, a back room with all of the nutrient tanks, pumps, controllers, etc., to keep things blooming. |
| Photos #1, #3, #4 and #6 by Brien Barnett (USAP photo library); #5 and #7-#9 by Scott Smith; #2 and #10 are mine. | |
