I've posted a few pictures on one of the other threads on the topic:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/showt...=422433&page=5

All in all, an interesting trip and everything ran surprisingly smoothly given six segments in one day through a variety of airports with turboprops and Mesa/Air Midwest involved.

The B1900D is quite fun.... small enough for people in opposite ends of the plane to carry on loud conversations before the engine starts (as SeeYa can attest about the husband/wife the first officer split up).
It seems they had the heat on the entire flight (especially the ART-PIT leg) but it came out at floor level. Meanwhile, there are gaspers/air vents in the armrest that were blowing freezing cold air.

I'm glad that there were two of us there in the same boat. I'm not sure doing the Watertown shuffle alone would be quite as entertaining.