| Gaelen finds the scientifically best dessert at lunch: apple pie and candy corn. |
| Mounting the GPS antennas. |
| Ed debugging the star camera code (again, or maybe still). |
| Jaspaul mounting the GPS antennas. |
| Jaspaul mounting the GPS antennas. (Safety third). |
| The magnetometer mounted on axis to provide an coarse azimuth sensor. |
| Creative parking. |
| Creative parking. |
| Remounting the sun shields after mounting the GPS antennas. |
| Matt discovers a slight problem with his choice of parking spot. |
| Matt discovers a slight problem with his choice of parking spot. |
| A view of the parking conundrum from the roof of the other high bay. |
| Matt inspects the picnic shelter. Note the ethernet connection. |
| The Paul Richards Science Machine Shop. |
| The John Deere is designed with the illiterate in mind. (Note the bunny and the turtle). |
| Marie takes the tractor out for a spin. |
| Warning: if you're using the loader to hold up live power lines, don't step out of the cab. |
| Marie and Matt are a little skeptical about NASA's ability to distinguish a building from other non-building structures. |
| A view of the lauch pad. |
| Enigmatic building 16: A light pole, a rusty crane and four concrete stair cases. |
| Ants in building 16. |
| Looking back from building 16 towards the highbay and the water tower. |
| Palestine Airport. |
| Map showing the Zone of Death near Ft. Sumner. |
| A bird's eye view of the parking lot. |
| Another shot of the launch pad, this time from the roof of the high bay. |
| The other highbay and the picnic shelter (which also has a building number). |
| One of the receivers on the top of the highbay |
| Stay off bay roof. |
| Lookin past the water tower at the eastern part of the base. |
| Matt inspects the receiver electronics. |
| Waiting for a table at Ranchhouse. |
| Not did we just get a table: they gave us an entire room. |
| Our room came with muzak. |
| A tempting slogan from Ranchhouse. |