Europa about 16.30 and the second group was ready and waiting for their turn through nature's path of ice. We set off again and had a similar iceberg expedition. The start of the cruise was fairly easy to maneuver and again we were treated to the beauty of the icebergs. We stayed out in the ice for about an hour soaking up the magnificence and then we got back to the ship. At least we gave it a good try to get back but it was not so easy. Then we got Dan on the radio to us and we could see him aloft the main mast scouting the area from above for us. With some ferocious driving, instructions from Dan and ship maneuvering from Merle we eventually got a way through the ice and were back on board just in time for dinner. Everyone was relieved and thrilled at our exciting afternoon. The evening saw us sail through The Lemaire Channel, this time heading north, and as last time it impressed again. The water was calm and still with not a visible ripple. The reflections of the mountains glistened in the water under the rays of the beautiful setting sun in the east. The temperatures had dropped to -1° but with people wrapped up many were out to enjoy the sunset. But not all was over for the day, as we keep going until around midnight, to reach the good anchorage of the Hidden Bay in Port Lockroy, the area where we plan tomorrow's activities.