| | |ruins. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 20.—GEDAREF TO GALLABAT. BY COL. COLLINSON AND CAPTAIN H. H. MORANT, 1898. (_Corrected up to_ 1900.) --------------+--------------------+---------------------------------- | Miles. | Place. +-------------+------+ Description. |Intermediate.|Total.| --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- Gedaref | — | — |From Gedaref the road usually | | |taken leads in a S.E. direction, | | |and passes through much _Wells_ | 2¼ | 2¼ |cultivation to wells situated in a | | |khor midway between the villages | | |of Dalasa and Gabeisha. From here | | |the road continues to pass through | | |rain cultivation, which extends on | | |both sides of the roads more or | | |less continuously almost as far as | | |the eye can reach until 6 or 7 | | |miles from Shasheina, after which | | |only occasional patches are seen. | | | Shasheina | 14¾ | 17 |Several groups of tukls belonging (Rest house) | | |to Debania and Takruris on western | | |slope of a low ridge. Two good | | |wells with any amount of good | | |water, roughly 30 to 40 feet down. | | | | | |Leaving here the track skirts the | | |bottom of the ridge and leads in a | | |southerly direction over stony, | | |bad going for about 2 miles, when | 7 | 24 |it bends to S.E. and passes over | | |an open plain to the E.; on the W. | | |forest begins. The wells of | | |Amzuani and Galaat Eila are passed | | |2½ miles and ¾ mile to the E. of | | |the track. | | | | | |J.