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FOR the next few weeks the chums were kept busily employed in getting accustomed to their new surroundings. Armed with remarkably accurate maps -- relics of German occupation and characteristic of the military thoroughness with which the cartographers worked -- they explored the rocky valley of the Rubera, a small and swiftly flowing river that maintained a full head of water even in the dry season.
They visited the neighbouring kraals, climbed the rugged mountains that separated Kilembonga from the forest-covered basin of the Upper Nile and the untrodden wastes drained by the mysterious Congo.