"Different things, buddy. The Danvers pipe is a hydrothermal breccia, they mention mineralised infill."
Yes it is breccia that at a later stage had hydrothermal fluids passing through it "mineralised infill", but how can you assume it is a pipe @Blythefan given no other geologists have assumed it is a pipe from my reading ?
To me it seems part of a discontinuous dike structure formed in a fissure of rock that runs from the SW to the NE as @salpetie has theorized.
Seems a waste of money drilling Hulk if it ends up only 0.5% grade average unless there are some far higher grade areas in that , as the cut off grade being is such a remote location will be around 1%
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