Ann: Andover South Drilling Update, page-943

All good,

I think lithium entered from south of raiden.

It is why faults into the soils south are more north / south trending.

Curved around to Ne / sw trend.

Its all in the faults, most deposits actually relate faults.

Faults are there from fracture and heat.

Caused by volcanoes.

I think depth relates to overburden.

As for size, much will be determined if lithium extends under soils.

If it does, raiden could have equal to azure or more.

It is way to early as we have no structural data for raidens ground and soils not tested.

Lithium generally forms at depth, not surface down, so the outcropping pegmaties have had the soil cover eroded off.

Not all, because soils, exist between zone 1 and 2.

Also between zone 7.

Zone 7 is interesting as it's trend is not Ne / sw like zones 1 and 2 and azures zones.

To early to know if it's on a separate fault or dislocated from zones 1 or 2.

I am sure when we get results they should include structural data.