Ann: Positive Start to Drilling at Yinnetharra Lithium Project, page-12

Excellent read on St@ckhead today with interview with David Flanagan who achieved incredible things with Atlas Iron.

Red Dirt Metals’ David Flanagan talks giant pegmatites and why the ASX is ‘the best place in the world’ right now“:::

"I’m a geologist, and our geos in the field are walking up and finding great big slabs of unmapped pegmatites sticking out of the ground and we’re not the only ones who are doing it. It’s happening all across Western Australia.”We caught up with Flanagan to talk about the re-emergence of the lithium DSO market, the role of junior miners in the sector and pegmatites so big they can only be appreciated from a helicopter." ......

............. “So at Mount Ida, I think we’ve only got two small pieces of outcrop and if you look at the contained metal value that those two small pieces of outcrop — no bigger than a dining table — it’s somewhere between 6 and 8 million ounces of gold equivalent right?“If you sort of thought of dinner tables and what your productivity is per dinner table, at Yinnetharra we’ve met now 54 pegmatites.“Some of them are 700 metres long and 60 metres wide. You’ve got to get up in a helicopter (to see them).“It’s huge (and) it’s only ever had 34 drill holes, and the previous explorers have hit lithium intercepts up to 30 metres wide, at depths of 80 metres.