The South Pole elevated station houses living quarters for its residents, which includes a large kitchen, dining and lounge areas, laboratory spaces…even a gym. (And a greenhouse!) But there are lots of other interesting spaces at the South Pole that are not elevated but rather underground. The fuel arch is one of them, located in a network of buried arches that connect the power plant, the logistics supplies, and the vehicle maintenance facility. IceCube winterover Alicia was in the arches last week, where she photographed the fuel tanks above and also stumbled upon a little street art on the floor connecting some of the arches, below. Last week at the Pole, IceCube’s winterovers had their usual routine work and maintenance tasks, but there was also a station-wide training drill, in which they had to recover a “missing person” from the beer can—looks like mission accomplished.