| | |masses of rock, makes an excellent | | |landmark, as tracks leads straight | | |on to it. | | | Lagag Aweb[4] | 1½ | 116 |Above-mentioned landmark is (called by | | |passed, it lies to left of road, natives half | | |and on close inspection becomes a way to Berber)| | |smooth, oval base of rock, with | | |irregular mass at approach end, | | |while other block dissolves into | | |two huge boulders, one with a | | |considerable lean to east. Pass | | |between this, which is called | | |Lagag Aweb, on left, and a smaller | | |rocky hill on right, is considered | | |by natives as half way to Berber. | | | | | |Track now winds for 2 miles round | | |base of low stony hills, crosses a | | |neck, then on left a strip of | | |coarse grass and stunted mimosa, | | |bearing away to left, while hills | | |on left also spread away. For some | | |way further, track winds along | | |base of hills on right, when they | | |also spread away, and the stony Wadi Yungul or| 2½ | 118½ |plain called Wadi Yungul is K. Yomga | | |reached, going good. Good camp | | |grounds, but indifferent grazing, | | |and no water or fuel in Wadi | | |Yungul. Yungul Plain ceases, track | | |winds to right between low stony | | |hills. A little over 1 mile and | 6½ | 125 |narrow khor, with few trees and | | |coarse grass, is crossed, then | | |again winds through low hills. Two | | |connected hillocks of white marble | | |being a prominent feature | | |immediately to left of track. | | | | 3 | 128 |The Ariab valley is entered, it is