| 6 | 201½ |Scattered bush now commences and | | |continues with occasional _J. Dali_ | 19½ | 221 |interruptions until reaching the | | |bad kittr about 1 mile wide | | |surrounding Jebel Dali, a stony | | |hill about 500 feet high. Water is | | |found about half way up, | | |immediately below its highest | | |point. After a good rainy season | | |it lasts till March or April, but | | |there was practically none on | | |February 4th, 1902. | | | | | |The road from Senga _viâ_ Teigo on | | |Blue Nile to Musran and Goz Abu | | |Guma passes by this watering | | |place. Remains of former | | |habitations of Abu Rof Arabs are | | |visible. Leaving the jebel in a | | |southerly direction after | | |traversing a thick belt of kittr, | | |½ mile wide, J. Teigo is visible J. Abu Garud | 22 | 243 |on the left and J. Abu Garud and | | |other hills on the right. Abu | | |Garud is the highest hill seen | | |south of Khartoum. At first the | | |country is open, then forest | | |(chiefly soffar) begins and J. Bozi | 9 | 252 |continues till after passing J. | | |Bozi a long, low hill immediately | | |under the west end of which the | | |road passes, and then becomes open _J. Mazmum_ | 14 | 266 |until reaching J. Mazmum. Here | | |rain and spring water is found in | | |natural tanks in perhaps half a | | |dozen places. The amount of water | | |of course varying with the rains. | | |There was sufficient in a tank at | | |the foot of the southern end of | | |the western face of the jebel to | | |water 40 camels and 40 men for two