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Thanks Neo, it is pleasing to know that my efforts are being appreciated.

I believe in posting factual information & thereby helping fellow investors to get a better feel for what is happening at the coal face so to speak. I know it is difficult for people who live vast distances from the action & if I can assist in some way I will certainly endeavour to do so.

By the way, there is a meeting coming up with a local action group & Cougar. I was told yesterday by someone on the local committee that he/she thought the meeting was scheduled for 17th March. I have to confirm with my informant tomorrow. Local farmers in the vicinity are concerned about water polution. I will attend the meeting & report back afterward.

Farms in & around the Cougar tenement area are very small compared to the huge land holdings as you travel further west. Most of you will have seen photographs of the Cougar site & you can clearly see that the soil is a very rich red. Farms with this type soil sell for around $2,000 per acre or more. So it is vitally important for Cougar to be up front with the local farmers whose properties will be impacted to keep them "on-side".

Another Geography lesson - Kingaroy is approximately 120kms directly west of Maroochydore on the Sunshine Coast.

Cheers