I was talking a about mechanised long hole stoping. Also the a1...

I was talking a about mechanised long hole stoping.
Also the a1 gold deposit isn’t your average Victorian gold deposit it dose host some high grade narrow areas which are more amendable to hand held airleg stoping.

The a1 also hosts breccia mineralisation zone that are more predictable and costs significantly less to mine then narrow veined high grade gold deposits.

If you look at morning star mine which is a more standard narrow vein high grade Victorian gold deposit you will find that the drill intersects 0.3 meters at 655gpt ect.

. The a1 drill results have had broader minerlistion zones such as 10 meters at 8.54 , 30 meters at 3.45 got which is proof that the a1 mine isn’t your typical high grade narrow vein Victorian deposit. And the deeper the drilling the larger the intersects it seems.

. If there wasn’t a very high chance of the a1 growing at depth Do you really think management would cut a portale and extend a decline 600 meters for 30000 ounces of gold which you say is break even at best!

. Breccia deposits generally go to depths over 100 0 meters . A1 is around 600 meters.

Good luck