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| First in (perspective) | Doorway view | Back to it | Right (west) aisle |
The next shot is from the reverse angle of the last two taken from the doorway, at the far end of the GH looking back to the same door. The 250-gallon tank can be seen at the far end (left lower quadrant) with the downspoiut leading intop it and benching for the strap-eaved paphs atop it. As well the end of one of the electric circuits can be seen extending down the endwall rafter (gray conduit with gray boces and stainless steel covers), the outlets turned sideways to prevent condensation from above entering them and mounted high enough to prevent me from spraying water into them. These last two pics serve to illustrate the underbench benching and the walkway flooring, which is comprised of used restaurant utility rubbermaid shelving (after weeks of soaking and washing and bleaching). It is a much more comfortable surface for waking in soft-soled shoes (which, being someone who works on their feet, I usually wear and which let my feet feel every uneven piece of gravel like nails poking into my feet). Yet it is open and allows the gravel watering and evaporation necessary for cooling on those 90+degree days (and the gravel watering and evaporation used to provide humidity in the winter).