Ann: Burmeister Lithium Potential Defined, page-127

I'll send some different screens for you.


Target C to me looks like its in the valley of that creek with target D slightly more elevated.
Both are in the same stratigraphic unit as Burmeister. It seems to me that Burmeister drilled the nose of the syncline with deformation post mineralisation, but thats a big hunch. It would mean the pegmatite is quite folded and faulted between Burmeister and Yaeger. But that can also be good as it can thicken intercepts.

Its hard to say if C and D are real or not, I would agree A and B are, and in fact outcrop. I also note CHR want to drill these same anomalies as C and D. So I guess we will see who gets to them first. It may in fact be them.