Khor Hambokeb | | |of 4 more miles. Then S.E. over a | | |very stony plain for 10 miles to Khor Godamaieb| — | — |Khor Godamaieb; this plain is | | |crossed by small khor, near which | | |and in which there is always a | | |little green grass and some shade. | | |Khor Godamaieb was dry. The well _Tisharam_ | 38½ | 110 |Tisharam is on the west bank, and | | |is a very good one, though | | |unlined; its dimensions were:— | | | | | | Depth to water 9 feet. | | | | | | Depth of water (good) 5 feet. | | | | | | Circumference 7 feet. | | | | | |I was told Osman Digna usually | | |went _viâ_ Khor El Ashob, Bir | | |Delai and Khor Delai to Khor Araf. | | |Plenty of dom palms on each bank, | | |some coarse green grass; remains | | |of a very large old well filled | | |up. | | | | | |Cross Khor Godamaieb, about 50 | | |yards wide, march N.E. over a road | | |for the most part stony, except 2½ | | |miles from Khor Godamaieb, where Khor Angwatiri| 2½ | 112½ |Khor Angwatiri is crossed; there | | |is green grass in plenty, and some | | |shade from thorn bushes. It was | | |full of Gemilab Arabs and their | | |flocks, who water away to the E. _Khor Amboreb_| 7½ | 120 |in Khor Amboreb, where there are | | |some pools of water. After 5 miles | | |further you enter the hills, and | | |there are 4 miles of very bad | | |stony going in and out of small | | |khors in the midst of stony