| Barth talking to Sue, plotting their escape. |
| Working on the Commanding. |
| RF testing dryer tube. On the table is a dryer tube wrapped in aluminum foil. Inside the tube is one of the walkie-talkies. Phil is using the other one to see if the signal will penetrate into the tube, which is going to be used to shield the signal cables coming from the cryostat and into the receiver. |
| Barth makes a run for it. |
| One of the recovery instruction stickers given to us by the NSBF. |
| Removing the sun shields and the pivot. |
| Trying to figure out where to put the sun shields. |
| Moving the sun shields out of the way. |
| Gaelen, Jeff and Daivd lowering the pivot. |
| A giant moth that spent a day in the high bay. It was roughly a handspan in size. |
| A giant moth that spent a day in the high bay. It was roughly a handspan in size. |
| A giant moth that spent a day in the high bay. It was roughly a handspan in size. |
| Removing the NSBF's (rectangular) truck plate from our (triangular) truck plate. |
| David checks the clearance of the pump insulation boxes. |
| Preparing to remove the inner frame. In the end we decided to take it off with the crane instead of the forklift. |
| Crane cable attached; preparing to remove the inner frame. |
| Checking the positions of the cables. |
| Starting to lift. Carefully. |
| Removing the inner frame. |
| The inner frame comes down. |
| The inner frame up on blocks. |
| The Star Camera mount, showing gratuitous use of bolts. |
| A high-bay variation on a log rolling competition. |
| A high-bay variation on a log rolling competition. |