Raymond of Toulouse went on an expedition which solved the problems of starvation, but returned to find the walls of Ma'arrat al-Nu'man destroyed. He then, with Eustace of Boulogne, Robert of Normandy and Tancred, set out southwards. They went on down a valley they called "Joy" (Gaudium, the Orontes valley), where they found plenty of food, captured two Turkish mountain fortresses, then the town of Tortosa, which they gave to Raymond. From the valley of "Joy" they went on to that of "Camels", where they found more food, and moved to attack the castle of Arqah. Bohemond had retuned to Antioch [Anna Komnene seems to confuse the two captures of Tortosa, in 1099 and 1102]