| | |feet high, with a small under- | | |feature on the N.W., about 50 | | |feet. There is a good meshra, or | | |watering place. Under this | | |mountain there is a good camping | | |ground for a brigade. | | | Gar El Nabi | 3 | 28 |Passing E. of J. Auli, after 3 | | |miles Gar El Nabi is reached, | | |which lies close to it. These 3 | | |miles are through open bush, with | | |river visible about ½ to 1 mile | | |off. | | | | 4 | 32 |For the next 4 miles the bush gets | | |thicker and the road is crossed by | | |small khors, and in places by | | |cultivation zeribas. River | | |invisible. | | | | | |Next 6 miles the bush gets more | | |open again, and a line of small | | |sand hills is seen along the river | | |edge hiding it. Horses can be | | |watered anywhere in this 6 miles. | | |In the last half of this distance | | |the trees cease on the east side | | |of the road and 2 large khors | | |cross it. | | | Opposite J. | 6 | 38 |At 38 miles J. Barima is opposite Barima or | | |on the other bank of the river. Breima | | |For about 2 miles before reaching | | |this point, and for 2½ miles after | | |it, the road runs through sand | | |hills, the river being visible | | |about ½ mile off. | | | | | |At this point (2½ miles south of | | |J. Barima) the river is quite | | |close to the road, which changes