| | |south, is Bir Salalat, two wells, | | |partially revetted wood, water | | |good, about 40 feet down. Supply | | |limited, each well could, perhaps, | | |supply 600 gallons, and would then | | |require three hours to refill, | | |more wells could easily be sunk. | | |Good camp ground, fuel and | | |grazing, and some fair-sized trees | | |near wells. These wells cannot be | | |relied on as permanent. In 1903 | | |they had been dry for 2 years. | | | | 3½ | 82½ |A slight rise brings track to | | |level plateau of gravelly trap, | | |smooth and firm, no vegetation, | | |leading down to Khor Furd. | | | | 2½ | 85 |A very large patch cultivation | | |dependent on rainfall, nothing | | |could be grown this year. | | | | 5½ | 90½ |Across a neck, high irregular- | | |shaped rocky hill few hundred | | |yards to right, large black | | |boulder to left. Quarter mile | | |further is level, open, gravelly | | |piece of ground, suitable for | | |camp, with fuel and grazing, but | | |no water. From here vegetation | | |gradually ceases. | | | | 2 | 92½ |Cross neck of Iglaladat, outlying | | |ridge with high mass of rock on | | |left. From here hills close in and | | |track along base of outlying spurs | | |and ridges. | | | Khor Kokreb | 3½ | 96 |Agaba or pass leading to Khor | | |Kokreb begins, a descent, a slight | | |rise, then a steep and rocky, but