| | |baddish going, full of sunt or | | |mimosa trees, and patches of | ¾ | 68¾ |coarse grass. Three-quarters mile | | |up khor is well, known as Bir | | |Tamai by some, by others as simply | | |Hareitri, a stone revetted well, | | |giving good water about 12 feet | | |down, rough wood huts on other | | |side of well. | | | _Adel Aweb_[3]| 3¼ | 72 |Rain pools found all along edges | | |of khor, and 3 miles from Tamai a | | |very large deep pool, giving any | | |quantity good water. Natives say | | |pools all disappear in winter a | | |few months after rain ceases, but | | |wells could be sunk with success | | |anywhere in khor. The big pool | | |above called by natives Adel Aweb. | | |Good grazing and fuel here, | | |indifferent camp ground on account | | |of stones. Rock grouse and doves | | |in khor, which is about 5 miles | | |long. | | | | 1 | 73 |Hareitri defile ends, and wide | | |open plain called Wadi Tisartem is | | |reached. Here dura is cultivated. | | | | 1½ | 74½ |A few huts on right, and some dura | | |grown in good rain season, a good | | |camp ground near here, fuel and | | |grazing, but no water, though not | | |impossible, might be found. | | | | 4 | 78½ |Track crosses low rough ridges for | | |½ mile. | | | _Salalat | ½ | 79 |Khor Haab thick with fair-sized (well)_ | | |trees, a sandy plain. Two and | | |a-half miles off track, to left or