| | |impassable. --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- 12.—EL GETITE (IN KHOR ARAF) TO ADARAMA, _viâ_ BIR DELAI AND TENDERA. BY CAPTAIN KENRICK, SEPTEMBER, 1901. --------------+--------------------+---------------------------------- | Miles. | Place. +-------------+------+ Description. |Intermediate.|Total.| --------------+-------------+------+---------------------------------- El Getite | — | — |March from El Getite to junction | | |of Khor Araf with Khor Barshoi Khor Barshoi | 17 | 17 |(_vide_ previous route report), | | |then march for 2 miles N.W. up | | |Khor Araf almost to its source; | | |the khor narrows here and the path | | |is a little stony in places, then | | |turn W. over a stony plain for 2 | | |miles, very fairly good going Khor El Ashob | 4 | 21 |until the source of Khor El Ashob | | |is reached. From this place may be | | |sighted sources of Khor Araf and | | |Khor Amboreb, which runs away | | |apparently S.E. There was plenty | | |of grass and shade here. Leaving | | |Khor El Ashob, which runs away to | | |the N.W., afterwards turning S.W. | | |again to join Khor Derudeb, march Khor Delai | 7½ | 28½ |S.W. to Khor Delai, 7½ miles | | |distant; road stony, but good | | |going on sheep tracks, the stones | | |are not very thick, nor is it | | |rocky. Cross several khors _en Khor Beida | — | — |route_, Khor Beida is one of them; | | |there is a little grass in all of | | |these. On reaching Khor Delai, | | |after going a few yards down the _Bir Delai_ | — | 28½ |khor the well is reached in the | | |centre of the khor, recently | | |cleaned out by the Arabs, but | | |there are none here now. The well | | |is lined with wood.