
The station on Monday, 17 October after a storm last weekend moved a bit of snow around...
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 A closer view showing the drift that has built up in front of the station |
 A look toward the "backyard" across the power plant arch |
 The dome...showing how deeply the old station is really buried...just a bit deeper than in 1977! |
 Here's what the dome looks like out my A1-105 bedroom window |
 A view of the station (18 October) from the Dark Sector side of the skiway |
 Skiway preparation...it was smooth and ready on time. |
 The Dark Sector Lab (DSL), soon to be the site of intense construction for the new BICEP (Background Imaging of Cosmic Extragalctic Polarization) and 10-meter telescopes. |
 Here's a view of the station from the roof of ARO on 5 October...a day with rather poor surface definition. |