'Given the pegmatite is not as wide in the surface pit, it is probable that the pegmatite body becomes broader with depth at the southern end of BP33 and therefore plunges to the south under cover (Figure 2) . This explains the lack of pegmatite intercepted in shallow RAB drilling immediately to the south of the pit.'
They're onto something!! This aint a sell!!
'Given the pegmatite is not as wide in the surface pit, it is...
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