| | |descends sharply to water in _Water_ | 1 | 14½ |hollow to right of track, but | | |nearly empty by middle of March. | | | _Karnakala_ | ½ | 15 |Village of Kunjaras. About 12 | | |acres of cotton and considerable | | |amount of other cultivation. Two | | |wells in khor just under village, | | |water at 6 feet good and | | |plentiful. Rakuba by wells under | | |ardeib tree. The Sheikh Ali Seru | | |said he was a soldier with Gordon | | |Pasha. | | | | | |Track passes through village, | | |turning S. just outside for a | | |short distance. | | | | | |Going not too good, stony, and as | | |path is only used by donkeys, is | | |narrow for camels, who stumble a | | |good deal. | | | Khor Abu Jamfa| 3 | 18 |Open khor; small amount of water | | |in holes. | | | _Kuka_ | 2 | 20 |Village of Kunjaras. Water comes | | |out of rock at bottom of deep | | |rocky khor, which is overhung by | | |large tebeldi tree of about 10 | | |feet diameter. Road winds S. and | | |then W. again, passing villages of | | |Basunda and Yunis at about ½ mile | | |interval. These draw their water | | |from a deep rocky khor half way | | |between Kuka and Basunda. Good | | |rakubas at all of them. | | | _Babikr_ | 6 | 26 |Going improves as this village is | | |reached. Road still winds through | | |forest country. Very little water