This is about one tenth of the way through the loading process. Deb was still pretty cheerful at this point.
Then we arrived.
Andrew and Shelley had been there for a day or two already, though they had no time to smile for the camera.
I don't think anybody recognized us on the way here.
A day of setup and a good night's sleep and, ho ho, here we are!
Let's take the Subway out to it's site.
Lots of helpers on top of the brick of subway parts.
Let's build a subway here.
No, really.
Deb's all for it.
See?
Wait. Where'd Deb go?
Build, build, build. After everyone left, I spent hours and hours in the sun wiring up the Cool Neon.
Sunrise Station at night.
Everyone looks good in the sickly green glow of the subway. Hi Leah-Ann!
Hi Deb!
Hi David!
Sunrise Station is bigger on the inside than the outside.
(Interlude with Geometry: The Shower)
I arrived one morning just before sunrise. It looked so desolate...
...but fortunately, someone was keeping an eye on the sunrise situation.
Sunrise over Sunrise Station.
And to all a "Good day!"
Old triangles never die, they keep resurfacing.
Traditional desert hair cutting.
I began a tour of this year's Geometry activity.
It appears that...
...olive green...
...is this year's white. Those were all different domes, believe it or not.