| | |bustard, guinea fowl, sand grouse, | | |apes, and baboons in these hills. | | |A mile on two pools of water are | | |formed in a shallow rocky | | |depression during rains, which is | | |only fit for camels. Track follows | | |the foot of the hills towards the | | |N., through bush and over stony | | |ground. | | | _El Fau_ (Rest| 9 | 67 |Track passes through a gorge in house) | | |the hills, wherein are the wells | | |of El Fau, near the E. mouth of | | |the gorge. One well, stone faced, | | |10 feet in diameter, 27 feet deep; | | |surface of water 1 foot from top | | |in October, 10 feet in March. The | | |other, stone faced, 5 feet in | | |diameter, 15 to 20 feet deep. | | |Water, both good. There are | | |several other wells in the | | |vicinity during rains, and pools | | |of water in holes and depressions. | | | | | |Track runs along the E. foot of | | |the hills to the N. point; bushy | | |and stony. | | | North End | 5 | 72 |Near the N.W. point of the Arang Arang | | |hills is H. Badad, or H. Sheikh | | |Shah El Din; one well, now filled | | |up. General direction of track is | | |now N.E. To the S. is seen J. | | |Fines, or Fenis, and to the S.E. | | |is J. Sergein. Bush becomes very | | |close; cotton soil. | | | J. Bayuda | 8 | 80 |Or Buwa’da, or Buwada’. A broad, | | |low, conical hill; some water in | | |rocky holes during the rains. | | |Track now runs E. by S., and for