Ann: Further Visible Gold Intersected at RPM, page-46

Below, I put the geology on top of a satellite image, with varying transparency. To note how the topsoil varies by area.





Below I marked some areas as High Grade, Medium, Low or Low-Medium, again noting how the topsoil related to grades.



The RPM Mid inferred zone looks fairly interesting. Only a couple of holes entered that area,



Not bad. Around 1g/t (which generally beats RPM South).

Point of note: the topsoil looks pretty continuous to me (remembering how RPM North shows a clear band of different coloured topsoil). As in, RPM Mid could be big? The inferred resource includes just a portion of that Mid area.




And doing some very rough estimating from the below image. RPM North (right) and RPM Mid (Left). RPM North has good grades, but thins out at depth (but luckily has decent width near surface). RPM Mid appears a lot larger, and with some decent grades like 1g/t so far. Maybe the width could add up to something significant.


The geology is something like this:

So Mid would become quite big if it did in fact connect to RPM South, and from a prior diagram, it looks to be 'at surface' too (inferred to be). So interesting potential, especially with grades superior to South (so far).

And then I threw a question mark above North. Why is the light band of dirt clearly visible on that side of the mountain too, but I see not drills pointed North through that area? Could be just top-soil rolling down the mountain and nothing underneath, but were there any drills confirming nothing there?

-004 passes through it a little bit. It didn't seem to hit anything amazing - 405m @ 0.4g/t inc. 259m @ 0.5g/t from surface