My 1st time on this forum I think.
In the 16/4 QAR for RNI, Figure 2 is a diagram of its Callies prospect - just recently drilled and most assays being in and published in the QAR.
The mustard coloured line down the left side and also partly on the right is described as a felsic crystal tuff. This whole area is described by the CP as "Fortnum Wedge".
Having regard to the assays in Appendix 2 perhaps, I'd like some geo input as to the significance, if any, of the tuff being on both the east and west sides.
Also, is the existence of the tuff a guide to something beneath? The holes have been drilled in and near the western tuff. They would have been targeted.
Also, what is a wedge?
Thanks, in anticipation.
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