I agree that its not a new discovery but perhaps an extension. Your right about your spacing with the "triplets" only about 83m apart angled towards each other but they don't intercept each other because of the azimuth degree's and have a distance of about 10 metres apart.
Know I'm splitting hairs and they have turned that small area into Swiss cheese that probably only holds 500 ton of copper at best but that strike length of 10 metres could turn into about 700 metres plus if it runs parallel to Rocklands south. Also as it was pointed out will vary the pit design because that slither of mineralisation is only separated from rockslands south by a minimal amount of waste rock. Very much amenable to an open pit and has a vertical depth of 215 metres with potential of an extra 35 000 ton @ $7200 = over $250 million.
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