Ann: Landowner Negotiations Successfully Completed - Frewena, page-99

Hi @aubin


It is confusing - The image I posted in the previous post in reply to @maxter is what I always thought was 'Alteration Ridge' but that was from many years ago when the focus was on Hunaspunco.

Here is another Google Earth snip from directly overhead showing the position of that 'ridge' in the larger context. The red ruler line is 3km long, and corresponds to that ridge - (some lump of swiss cheese, Maxter.)
I have also put a pin on a structure (Anglo Eye) which you can pick up on the next image which is from the Noosa presso. In that image it is marked with a blue cross.

I don't know how much use all this is, but I have noted the line of mineralised samples on Anglo and Inca ground appears to run parallel to the ridge line - which also continues into Anglo.
As far as what the term 'Alteration Ridge' now refers to in Inca parlance - it could now be a specific drill target some where on the alteration, or to the whole region. Time will tell - or one of the geos might drop us a clue.








Anyway it is noteworthy that the alteration appears to extend well to the south east and into the previously contested territory between Inca and Anglo.

Could news be about to fall, or are we just playing catch-up ?

GL all.