In four miles we touched on a bend of the river again, but had no occasion to recross, as it was not in our road.

This day, having wasted so much time in the crossings, we travelled only fifteen miles.

The horizon from this camp was bounded from south-west, and west, round by north, to north-west, by ranges; which I was not sorry to perceive.

Those to the west, and south-west, were the highest and most pointed.

It appears that the Finke must come under or through some of those to the north-west.