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Hola Amigo, como estas? And yes this is most definitely a Khaki-field operation.. As is not green by any stretch and hasn't been since the old Pick handlers swarmed the place..

Which leads to a question I may ask your opinion on?

Dublin Gulch, Eagle & Olive Zones we know of.. twin style deposits with plenty of granodiorite & superb metrics hence cutoff.



What I have been trying to get my head around though is the placement of sheeted veins at El Zorro.. & not just Ternera which we know is Tonalite..

In the Olive zone at the Gulch the mineralisation is all in the granodiorite

And typically IRGS of 6km x 2km zoning in this case, exploration ongoing.




Dublin Gulch above

El Zorro below.







So my question is, to yourself and to all. What are the chances that in between the mineralised workings which are represented here on a sketch map as the blue dot points across the whole tenement circa 4km x 4km have gold in between them?

Cause that Granodiorite stuff is everywhere the Tonalite aint..

The workings below at the blue dots is where the little pick & shovels went digging, bless em.. It's where all the easy stuff (Gold) came to surface in the quartz veins (Refer back above). But one wonders just how much was left behind in the harder rock?

Each blue dot represents artisinal workings.


Cross checked and confirmed via Google Earth.. Little pits each one under the Southern Cross.. Ternera, is right in the middle..


Just been wondering, while we're waiting on our samples to arrive? 8H