After a flurry of activity, our rovers and support equipment were packed up last week and staged for pickup at NASA Ames. We had a total of 18 wooden crates, weighing about 3000 lbs. Here's a picture of Vinh To, one of the members of our field team, sitting on the crates taking a well deserved break.
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