So much to unpack on this one seymour looks like 20Mt and then some as it appears to be flattening out into a longer thicker peg.
Could not find a current cross so had to improvise.
Abit rough, but it gets the point across, they drilled it then expedited that hole to the lab, as can see from photo below when the spod pegmatite is that clear from the volcanic rock around it, you can be pretty certain, that they didn't expedite a blank hole off to the lab, must have seen something in the core that got them very excited.
This kind of structure reminds me of LTR initially it was a smaller thinner veined pegmatite that no one was too interested in, that changed dramatically with some deeper drilling, the near surface thinner veins is like the branches of the tree that spread out at the end, these systems came from somewhere they have a trunk, when you hit the trunk you find big deposits.
Fingers crossed the 30-40m trunk we found keeps extending in all these upcoming holes giving us a big time deposit.
Besides that Root also looking amazing, 2 historical drill holes assayed only both hit high grade lithium, trenching along strike confirms it's wide spread as do 16 historical drill holes over 1.2km which all intersected spod pegmatite.
We have two big deposits on the brew here, I think this party is just getting started.
