The men teams formed of the after-guard brought in good loads, but they are not yet in condition.

The hut is about 11 or 12 feet above the water as far as I can judge.

I don't think spray can get so high in such a sheltered spot even if we get a northerly gale when the sea is open.
In all other respects the situation is admirable.

This work makes one very tired for Diary-writing.
_Friday, January_ 6 .-- We got to work at 6 again this morning.

Wilson, Atkinson, Cherry-Garrard, and I took each a pony, returned to the ship, and brought a load ashore; we then changed ponies and repeated the process.