"The somewhat perplexing truncation at the southern end of the Steam Engine Lode together with the lack
of any structural displacement or faulting, may actually represent the southern boundary of a (very) large
dilatational zone that is developed within an en-echelon regime"
Sounds like he's gearing everyone up again for en-echelon professor Dr Slow to analyze the holes for him and to get back to us in 18 months with his report concluding absolutely nothing useful at all.
Ann: 1st batch assays reveal important findings for Steam Engine, page-10
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