| | |occupied by a detachment, for | | |collecting taxes. Good camp | | |ground, fuel and grazing, pigeons | | |and sand grouse; no gazelle. Wells | | |of Abd El Haabit lie some 7 or 8 | | |miles to north, and Jebel Wowitte, | | |about 8 miles to north-east; Jebel | | |Lagagaweb, the halfway rock on | | |north road, is seen some 6 miles | | |to north of west from here. | | | | | |Khor now gradually gets bare and | | |intersected by strips of stone. | | | | 4 | 140 |Cross a ridge and Khor Lasheb, | | |going indifferent, cut up by small | | |watercourses over a ridge. | | | _Wadi Habub_ | 3 | 143 |Wadi Habub. Going still | | |indifferent, across many ridges | | |running into khor, 5½ miles on; | | |track runs along edge of hills, | | |and then enters the Komotitai | | |hills by very stony and difficult | | |agaba or pass, about 1½ miles | | |long, then into sandy khor, full | | |of vegetation of sorts. 2 miles up | | |this khor to the | | | _Kamotitai | 11 | 154 |Wells of same name, _i.e._, Wells_ | | |Kamotitai, three wells, revetted | | |stone, good water 25 feet down | | |unlimited supply. Many other wells | | |in this khor now closed up; much | | |used by Arabs, and at each well | | |numerous hods. Good camp ground, | | |fuel, and grazing; sand grouse and | | |pigeons in abundance. | | | | | |A short way past wells, track | | |bends to left past large