Originally the plan was to the Jamanota today, Wednesday 3 November, but because it had rained for a large part of the night, we decided not to do that. In addition, there is a good chance that the triangular point, that I intended to find there, has disappeared there due to the installation of cell towers and the easy accessibility. A greater chance of success of finding a triangulation point was at the top of the Seroe Alejandro north of Savaneta. So we went there. The Seroe Alejandro is not a high mountain, but looking from below it appears quite inaccessible due to a dense vegetation and residential houses around the mountain. After consulting a resident across the street, who incidentally warned us about the many snakes in the vegetation, I decided to take a chance and entered through the vegetation. Mentioning the snakes was reason enough for Frances to stay beneath.