alexander looks like paris, so far, page-12

Very encouraging polymict breccia with recognisable fragments up to 30cm was intersected in the weathered profile from 23m to 34m.

----11m

Very altered volcanics with disseminated sulphides and occasional breccia textures (Photo 1) were intersected
between 48m and 70m. This lithology is interpreted to be highly altered rhyolite that is considered a key lithology associated with silver mineralisation at Paris.

----22m

Clay quartz with disseminated sulphides, a common rock-type in the Paris silver system, was intersected from 70m to 85m,

----Thats another 15m

followed by pyrite-veined gneiss interpreted to be equivalent to the basement rocks at Paris. This further
confirmed that the large Alexander target has prospective volcanics at the same stratigraphic level above the
basement unconformity as at Paris (Figure 2). The hole will continue into the basement until the sulphides diminish.

----Sulphides havent diminished yet below 100m

Im no geo but it sounds like there COULD be alot of silver in there when you compare it to Paris.

the more I try digest this ann. the more excited I get. Bring on September.