Zodiak ride to O'Higgins		How the Chilean Base O'Higgins gets its water		STS-2 seismograph in the vault, O'Higgins Base
R/V Laurence M. Gould, used on the 1998-1999 servicing trip		Station setup at Deception Island		Solar panel array at Elephant Island
Chilean Navy Ship "Isaza", which provided transport to the various sites		Chilean Antarctic Base "Arturo Prat"		R/V Abel-J, used on the 1997-1998 servicing trip
Launching the zodiac		Gonzalo Perez (U de Chile) with Reftek datalogger at Frei Base		The zodiac heads to shore

Emilio Vera and Rodrigo Adaros (U. de Chile) at O'Higgins		Patrick Shore (Washington U) and Emilio Vera (U. de Chile) - summer in the Peninsula		Emilio Vera presents the results of the project to the Dotacion (2000)
Dotacion (2000)		Doug Wiens (Washington U) and Emilio Vera (U. de Chile) analyze data in Santiago		Emilio Vera confronts a seal
Patrick Shore (Washington U) and Paul Friberg (PASSCAL) install solar panels on Elephant Island		Patrick Shore and the seismic station at Cueva del Milodon in Patagonia		Kenneth Lein, Stacey Robertson, and Patrick Shore at Palmer Station, Antarctica
Raul Rodriguez, Rodrigo Adaros, Doug Wiens, David Phillips, and John Evans at Spring Point hut		Doug, Rodrigo, Raul, and Stacey at the new Spring Point station		Stacey, John Evans, Fred Taylor, and Raul on Elephant Island

scene from the station at Frei base		Campsite at Elephant Island, as viewed from the seismic station		Mountains at Parque Nacional Torres del Paine in Patagonia
Face to face with an Elephant Seal		Chinstrap penguins stroll along the beach		Gentoo Penguin on its nest with a chick, Elephant Island
Penguins on nests with chicks, Low Island		Kenneth and Stacey try to fit in with the seals, Elephant Island		King penguin on Elephant Island