Amigos, plenty of silver in today's results! Also, I couldn't remember the names of these historic veins of mineralisation, so went back to the JORC announcement. GRL used just two veins for the resource: Spicers Lode and Tom's Lode (see statements and map copied below). But today's announcement showed that Quarry Lode had the best intercepts (in terms of grade and width) of the 5-drill campaign. If you look at the map (below), you'll notice that there hasn't been much historic work on the Quarry Lode - so it opens up a new area of Lewis ponds for GRL to explore. Onward and upward!
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Spicers Lode – consists of three sub-parallel sets of massive, semi-massive and stringer sulphide lenses. Each unitaverages between 1m – 4m wide and are separated by waste units between 4m – 5m.
Tom’s Lode – consists of one massive sulphide lens that is approximately 2m – 5m thick with a strike length of 800m.Tom’s contains higher grades of base metals but lower gold grades compared to Spicers Lode."
Map of the various mineralised veins/lodes at Lewis Ponds -based on historic workings and old drilling
(from page 18, on 2 feb 2021 of JORC statement).
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