Hola... Not sure hole 80 hit big numbers but if it hits anything then along with 76 we can assume the following..
We got this..
And some of these
Now spread over this..
Viewed like this
Which when rotated R to L in model form looks like this
Which gave us 750 strike top to bottom and 600 wide across the ridge when spun further on its axis R to L
300M deep
Which when spun further still looks back up the ridge as per Mach8's plot... Showing the HG zone to the east and the position of hole 76N & 80S
With HG hits cutting across the cross cut faults as we know
And as depicted in the 3D model, from surface to 300+m deep (Still looking up the ridge)
Before continuing to spin R to L
Until we are looking across the ridge and straight down the fault line orientation as shown with drills intersecting and depth dipping to near 400m
Which looks fairly impressive when you picture it across the actual site L to R, oh and the bit in between the fault lenses is that lower grade knackers that fills all the gaps at every metre.. hehehe
Which when orientated against Mach8's location and David's section looks something like this.. Noting that hole 76 N & 80 S are likely to ping nearly 1km of strike length if the intersect? And if it don't then someone made a big swinger bet by stepping hole 80 out so far at this stage of the game..
Though the reason why seems fairly obvious when stepping back a little..
This requires a much bigger leap of faith but it does seem unusual to lock it all up before you even know what you got don't anyone think?
Anyway, that's for another days discussion.. All ol 8tey knows is that on piddly volume the chart did laid down one of those T thingy's and in the past that has meant a positive change of direction on occasion, more often than not... So on that note I'll say goodnight and wish all holders the best of luck as I don't believe we are at fair value yet, so lets hope.. Buenas Noches Chicos y Chicas... 8H
