river of _Daycao_ 120 leagues, all hilly country. From the _Port de Spiritu Santo_ unto _Apalache_, they traveled from east to west, and north-west. From _Cutifachiqui_ to _Xuala_ from south to north. From _Xuala_ to _Coca_ from east to west. From _Coca_ to _Tascaluca_, and to _Rio Grande_, as far as the provinces of _Quizquiz_ and _Aquixo_, from east to west. From _Aquixo_ to _Pacaha_ to the north. From _Pacaha_ to _Tulla_ from east to west: from _Tulla_ to _Autiamque_ from north to south, to the province of _Guachoya_ and _Daycao_. The bread which they ate in all the land of _Florida_ is of maize, which is like coarse millet. And this maize is common in all the islands, and from the Antilles forward. There are also in _Florida_ great store of walnuts, plums, mulberries, and grapes. They sow and gather their maize every one their several crop. The fruits are common to all, for they grow abroad in the open fields in great abundance, without any need of planting or dressing. Where there be mountains, there be chestnuts; they are somewhat smaller than the chestnuts of _Spain_. From _Rio Grande_ westward, the walnuts differ from those that grow more eastward; for they are soft, and like unto acorns; and those which grow from _Rio Grande_ to _Puerto del Spiritu Santo_ for the most part are hard; and the trees and walnuts in show like those of _Spain_. There is a fruit through all the country which groweth on a plant like Ligoacan, which the Indians do plant. The fruit is like unto Peares Riall; it has a very good smell, and an excellent taste. There groweth another plant in the open field, which beareth a fruit like unto strawberries, close to the ground, which has a very good taste. The plums are of two kinds, red and gray, of the making and bigness of nuts, and have three or four stones in them. These are better than all the plums of _Spain_, and they make far better prunes of them. In the grapes there is only want of dressing; for though they be big, they have a great kernel. All other fruits are very perfect, and less hurtful than those of _Spain_. There are in _Florida_ many bears and lions, wolves, deer, dogs, cats, martens, and conies. There be many wild hens as big as turkeys, partridges small, like those of _Africa_, cranes, ducks, pigeons, thrushes, and sparrows. There are certain black birds bigger than sparrows, and lesser than stares. There are goshawks, falcons, gerfalcons, and all fowls of prey that are in _Spain_.