As a current overwintering, lone station doctor, since reading the interesting cases in Antarctica's long and adventurous medical history including Russian Doctor Rogozov's famous surgical removal of his own infected appendix, I am always grateful to be able to discuss difficult or challenging medical cases live from Antarctica, with specialists back in Europe, via telemedicine.
The business district consists of a lone gas station without a convenience store.
The entire "downtown" is a lone gas station and a Quonset hut cafe.
It was Bob Dylan who helped me, the lone station doctor, through the difficult winter.
Through a friend, Epstein found a job ten time zones away, in Kamchatka, where he manned a lone microbial-research station on the Bering Sea.
Even in America's heralded wide-open spaces, a lone drive-in or gas station reveals much about earlier culture.
A lone creature silently approaches the station.
* Shortly before 6 a.m. on Saturday, July 18 , 1987 a lone gunman robbed an Amoco gasoline station in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and fatally shot the station manager.
A lone, muscle-bound security guard stationed on the roof overlooks the scene as Mr Korn, after a lengthy introduction from a party flunky, is handed the microphone.Mr Korn then gives a speech that the crowd loves.
A nineteen-year-old girl, Yoten Tso, staged a lone protest outside the county police station in Kardze, an area of Tibet under such tight control that it was described as a "war zone" by a recent visitor.
If it's a group of men or a lone wolf, they leap from their stations and call out to them: "Hey, handsome!
