Yes, CHR noted 6-8 weeks in their 9 July announcement but they started with Medcalf. As noted below, they were eager to drill holes in Mt Gordon (and by implication hadn't started as at 9 July).
Where the drill pads remain brown, they either haven't been drilled or have been DD drilled. Where they have been drilled there is usually a white signature that appears next to the hole. As they stack all the sample bags beside the hole it creates a large enough area of white that you can spot it against the red dirt background. Sometimes the combination of what they hit in the ground and the wind conditions are correct to create a dust halo around the hole. I've seen this effect in multiple WA lithium drilling sites via satellite's. These CHR holes don't have this dust halo and only the "7" has a white signature obviously consistent with drill bag's. The bottom left hole in the string has a faint white spot and may be in the process of being drilled.
Regarding the TG6 drill holes in the pictures:
TG6 prepared 3 drill pads but only drilled one for the northern target D hole.
TG6 prepared 3 drill pads for the southern target D hole and drilled two.
For examples of white dust halo's around drill holes there's some recent good examples in Burmeister (grades / intercepts yet to be reported). This doesn't confirm mineralisation but so far has been consistent with hitting pegmatites.
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