| | |graveyard; then across alternate | | |khors and ridges; indifferent | | |going. | | | Khor Arab | 7 | 161 |Thick with trees of all sorts, and | | |considerable cultivation in good | | |season. Two deep watercourses | | |crossed soon after entering khor; | | |3 miles on the track runs to north | | |of khor, over stony ridges, with | | |low stone hills on either hand. | | | Jebel Okwer | 7 | 168 |Jebel Okwer begins on left of | | |khor, several small pyramid-shaped | | |hills on right, and khor | | |stretching away beyond them. | | | _Khor Amate | 3½ | 171½ |Over a low ridge, and Wadi Amate Wells_ | | |begins; track running across large | | |patch of old cultivation into a | | |sandy khor; one well some 200 | | |yards to right, another ½ mile | | |straight on. There is a third | | |well, now closed. These wells, | | |revetted wood, good water 12 feet | | |down; supply practically | | |unlimited; many hods. Good camp | | |ground, fuel and grazing. A stone | | |hut close to well, and place thick | | |with sheep and goats, and some | | |cattle. | | | | | |Track from here runs north-west, | | |over small agaba into narrow khor | | |thick with trees. Okwer range | | |still on left; low hills on right | | |3½ miles, and hills on right hand, | | |and track again enters main Khor | | |Amate. Batta range on far right | | |and in front; ½ mile on Okwer | | |range ends.