This is Aponguao Waterfall in the Grand Sabana.

This is the Yuruani River and Waterfall.

This is Delsi Villasmil standing by the Yuruani Waterfall.

This Stream in the, Grand Sabana of Venezuela, had no Bridges anywhere.

Most of the Water in the, Grand Sabana of Venezuela, is very pure. We did not bring any Water with us. We got all of our Water from the small Streams for 2 Weeks.

The Southern Grand Roads close to the Border with Brazil were very bad.

This is, Sammy Bond,  taking a picture of a, Tepui, named Kurun Tepui by the Pemom Indians. The Flat Top Mountians in the Grand Sabana  are known as, Tepuies. or " Tepuis ".

I have Sixty-Two full size, Grand Sabana, Pictures on Automatic Revolving Picture Slide Shows for you to see and enjoy.

The Pictures Slide Shows Links are below,

This is Bonnie Bond standing at the top of Aponguao Waterfall.

This is, Sammy Bond, at Aponguao Waterfall in the Grand Sabana. The bottom  of this Waterfall was several hundred feet below where this Photo was took.

The, Pemon Indians, live in the Grand Sabana. This Village is near to Aponguao Waterfall.

There are many, Tepuis, or " Tepuies " in the Grand Sabana too. This is Roraima, Tepui, and another one of Tepuis in the Grand Sabana.

This is the Cama River and a Pemon Indian Home in the, Grand Sabana, of Venezuela.

      These Waterfalls looked Red. The rocks are Jasper which is a near Gem Rock much harder than Glass.

Some of the roads in the ., Grand Sabana of Venezuela,  are not very good. But the roads will take you to some very pretty places.

There is some Gold in the, Grand Sabana of Venezuela, and some Gold Mines. But this Road was too bad for us to get to the Gold Mines. We did not get to see the Mines.

                                            The Pan American Hy. goes thru the , Grand Sabana of Venezuela,  into Brazil. But after you turn off the Hy. The roads are very poor, as you can see from the Photos.

This is, Randy Villasmil, Ricky Villasmil, Efrain, and Sammy Bond, standing on the New Highway that runs thru the Grand Sabana into Brazil.