| | |well in valley at foot of hill. | | | | | |From Khor Farag Salem is seen | | |Jebel Ada Abab, about 10 miles to | | |the south-west. The track runs | | |from this khor south-east, then | | |south-west over rocky ground, | | |skirting the Khor Baraka, of which | | |the east bank is lined with hills. | | | Khor Langeb[8]| 5 | 51 |Five miles on track enters | | |channel, and 100 yards further | | |Khor Langeb[8] runs in from the | | |west, about 25 yards wide, and | | |described as similar to Khor | | |Baraka. Directly afterwards the | | |track leaves khor and proceeds for | | |8 miles over stony ground on west | | |bank, and then for 11 miles over | | |alternate rocky and sandy plains, | | |direction south, then re-enters | | |khor and passes pool of dirty | | |water, and after heavy going in | | |the channel reaches two pools with | | |any quantity of clear sweet water, _Tebhateit_ | 23 | 74 |called Tebhateit. | | | | | |[Other accounts of the road from | | |Khor Toshikh to Tebhateit are as | | |follows:— | | | | 10 | 22 |At 10 miles from Temeren a large | | |number of sandhills are reached, | | |covered with a good deal of scrub | | |and tamarisk trees. These | | |sandhills proceed from the | | |neighbourhood of the khor towards | | |the Jebel Heina; they are not of | | |any height, but would form | | |admirable concealment for horse | | |and foot men. After passing