cbro,
yep, thought so.
On the diamond front, I agree with warnie, there is plenty of upside in the potential diamond discovery of economic proportions, as once they find them there are usually more than a few. The one's they have been finding are like the one's before the argyle discovery when they found them in a delta associated with water movements i.e., long term perennial impacts ( river/ creek), they followed the diamonds along the creek bed and found the source and the rest is history. Trying to find diamonds through drilling is like a needle in the hay stack......
I did a post some months ago about the argyle discovery and links if anyone wants to search back through the posts....
don't forget, kev wills was part of the team at argyle, he knows the history....he has the experience and he's on our team.
FDL
flinders diamonds limited
