From the Sea. 162 _From sketches by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ Winter Quarters at Cape Evans. Notice the Whale-back clouds on Erebus, the débris cones on the Ramp, and the anemometer pipes which had to be cleared during blizzard by way of the ladder at the end of the Hut. 172 _From a photograph by F. Debenham._ A Cornice of Snow formed upon a Cliff by wind and drift. 176 _From a photograph by F. Debenham._ PLATE I. A panoramic view over Cape Evans, and McMurdo Sound from the Ramp. 184 _From photographs by F. Debenham._ The sea's fringe of Ice growing outwards from the Land. 198 _From a photograph by F. Debenham._ Leading Ponies on the Barrier. November 20, 1911. 206 _From a sketch for a water-colour drawing by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ Frozen sea and cliffs of Ice: the snout of the Barne Glacier in North Bay. 212 _From a photograph by C. S. Wright._ Erebus and Land's End from the Sea-ice. 224 _From a photograph by C. S. Wright._ Erebus from Great Razorback Island. 224 _From a photograph by F. Debenham._ Two Emperor Penguins. 234 _From a photograph by C. S. Wright._ PLATE II. A panoramic view of Ross Island from Crater Hill, looking along the Hut Point Peninsula, showing some of the topography of the Winter Journey. 236 _From photographs by F. Debenham._ Camping after Dark. 246 _From a sketch by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ Camp work in a Blizzard: passing the cooker into the tent. 256 _From a sketch by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ A procession of Emperor Penguins. 264 _From a photograph by C. S. Wright._ The Knoll behind the Cliffs of Cape Crozier. 264 _From a photograph by F. Debenham._ The Barrier pressure at Cape Crozier, with the Knoll. Part of the bay in which the Emperor Penguins lay their eggs is visible. 266 _From a photograph by C. S. Wright._ The Emperor Penguins nursing their Chicks on the Sea-ice, with the cliffs of the Barrier behind. 268 _From a sketch by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ Mount Erebus and detail of Ice-pressure. 280 _From photographs by C. S. Wright._ Down a Crevasse. 290 _From a sketch by Dr. Edward A. Wilson._ MAPS