| | |in zeriba near here water their | | |cattle from this and do not go to | | |river until it is dry. Elephants | | |had drunk here the previous night. | | | Woniat | ¾ | 28⅛ |Cattle zeriba of these Dinkas. | | |From here a good track goes to | | |Jebel Gerawi, two days’ march; no | | |water to be got on route. | | | Debba Fobung | 2¼ | 30⅜ |High sandy debba, from here a | | |small hill can be seen, Jokdit, | | |direction was pointed out by a | | |Dinka up a tree; bearing 355°. | | | | ¼ | 30⅝ |_Water hole_ at N., foot of debba, | | |dries up latter on. | | | | | |Track is now excellent, running | | |through sandy goz, ground high and | | |forest of fine trees (sabakh). | | |This road is passable all through | | |the rains, and devoid of long | | |grass and mud. Leads to Renk. | | | | 1 | 31⅝ |Two small dry ponds. | | | _Goz Kash- | 2¼ | 33⅞ |Heavy sandy ground; very fine Kash_ | | |forest of big trees. Six wells dug | | |in the sand, water said to be | | |available all the year round. One | | |huge ardeib tree by wells. Many | | |trees called “dorod” by Arabs, | | |“gia” by Dinkas. An old track runs | | |to the river on the Ahmed | | |Agha—Renk road, which it joins at | | |the spot where the old Dinka | | |elephant pits are, but it is now | | |disused and choked with grass. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 45.—ITINERARY UP KHOR ADAR.