Amigos, maybe we may have a few more weeks to wait on the assay results from the RC drilling at Lewis Ponds. After re--examining the announcement, I'm getting very confident that GRL may have discovered a new large sulphide lens of multi-metal minerals which opens up at the north of the Quarry Lode:
"The most northern hole was observed to host 75m of sulphides, including chalcopyrite, a copper mineral. Initial readings from the pXRF at the drill site display a general trend across the four holes that depict an increase in lead (Pb) and zinc (Zn) from approximately 60m onwards suggesting that galena and sphalerite are also present within the rock chips. "
Importantly, the width of sulphides in this lens is larger than the sulphides that they have shown in previous sections of Quarry Lode, as well as Spicer Lode and Toms Lode. The exciting features are: the new sulphide lens is coincident with gold on surface, the lens is shallow, it is open at depth, it swings to the west, and it has copper and other base metals. (Maybe silver could be in the mix?) If the sulphide lens turns out to be a beauty, I'm guessing a follow up drilling program will be high priority. Good luck and patience, as usual with GRL.
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