Very cold morning.
Barrett goes to Ruyaulcourt to meet the staff captain and have wagon
lines allotted. Shapland goes out to look out a new road back from
the new gun position down near the canal. In the middle of sending up
gun limbers and ammunition at three p.m. Vaisey, the adjutant, came
along and told me that the guns would not be moving, so I sent up the
ammunition and cancelled the gun limbers, 10 wagons of ammunition in
all went up.
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