| | |with stones; very bad going; in | | |the small watercourses (during | | |rains) are belts of samr and kittr | | |trees. | | | Khor Gedamaieb| 4½ | 92 |Fifty yards broad, 6 feet banks. | | |Trees; 2 miles on, a similar khor | | |is crossed, bearing the same name. | | | | | |At 96½ miles the top of a | | |watershed is reached, and J. | | |Kureib comes in sight, E.N.E. J. | | |Bakutneb is some 3 or 4 miles to | | |the N. | | | Khor Abuladein| 7½ | 99½ |Twenty yards broad, 6 feet banks. | | |Ground now sandy, and more trees. | | | Khor Serera | 4 | 103½ |One hundred yards broad, 6 feet | | |banks. Dom palms. Runs into the | | |Khor Abu Ledein. | | | Khor Togul | 3¼ | 106¾ |Thirty yards broad, 3 feet banks. | | |Follow the khor 1 mile down | | |stream. | | | _Bir Ali | 1 | 107¾ |One well 40 feet deep, 2 feet 6 Kalai_ | | |inches diameter; water good, but | | |supply only 300 gallons at date, | | |and refilled very slowly. Khor | | |Weidab joins Khor Togul from the | | |S. lower down. | | | | | |Returning up the khor 1 mile, a | | |N.E. direction is taken. Ground | | |very stony and undulating, and | | |intersected by several large | | |khors. Trees in watercourses and | | |along banks of khor. The track | | |runs more or less parallel with J. | | |Kureib, 4 or 5 miles distant to