| | |Succession of small meshras and | | |encampments. | | | | 4 | 151 |_Meshra_. | | | | 2 | 153 |_Meshra_. | | | | 1 | 154 |Cemetery; stony ground. | | | | 3 | 157 |Path debouches into open alluvial | | |plain (short grass and tundub | | |bushes) cutting off bend. | | | | 5 | 162 |Approach river, near which country | | |is broken and stony. _Meshra bad_; | | |no grass except a little abu rokba | | |(slightly bitter taste when green, | | |and of which some horses will not | | |eat at first until accustomed). | | |Flocks and cattle. Road from 148th | | |mile close to river, over very | | |rough, broken, stony ground, and | | |at times thick bush. Several small | | |meshras. Goz Regeb’s two hills | | |visible for first time. | | | Saraf | 6 | 168 |Arab encampment; _meshra_. | | | _Goz Regeb_ | 12 | 180 |Meshra—1 mile short of it—under | | |palms. Camp (bad), 2 miles further | | |on, at ferry. Camel post opposite; | | |grass, halfa. | | | | | |This road makes Goz Regeb 100 | | |miles from Adarama. | | | | | |From Goz Regeb the road proceeds | | |at about 3 miles from river on a | | |flat table land, as the ground | | |between it and the river is rocky | | |and broken by innumerable small