1st day. Bisága. From Bisága to Benón is one day’s march from morning
till sunset, halting at noon in Dúnu.
2nd. In the wilderness.
3rd. Ferénni, a ksar inhabited by Aswánek. It is the westernmost ksar of
Bághena, being situated about six miles N.N.W. from Benón.
4th. Gógi, a shallow well, or hasi, belonging to Termessa, a district of
El Hódh. Arrive about noon.
5th. Beyond a well named Talli, rich in water and adorned with small
trees, where you pass the heat and proceed on your journey.
6th. Bowár, a copious well, constituting the W. frontier of El Hódh, and
frequented by the tribes of the Zenágha or Senhája, Henún, and Fáta.
7th. Mesíla, a group of shallow wells, the first of which is called
Akerúd. With regard to plants, the “dirs” is almost exclusively found
here.