Apologies to Christine, Resolution's Exploration Manager for...

Apologies to Christine, Resolution's Exploration Manager for this drilling program.

I did a little bit of LinkedIn stalking and I saw she liked a post from Ashleigh Ball, who is the Exploration Geologist at Pogo - https://www.linkedin.com/in/christine-lawley-75823332/detail/recent-activity/

I would assume that this is they type of veining we may have as we are roughly 30kms away from the Pogo mine, and we practically encircle and intertwine their leases.

"I love it when concepts can be seen on all scales: this was a cool rock I found the other day where you can see a blow out of veining occurring along the contact between a soft sediment (right hand contact) and a more competent basalt dyke (left). The basalt is mechanically more favorable to vein formation and thus hosts the bulk of veining.

Rheological contrast is often a huge factor in localizing mineralisation, on the micro and the deposit scale!"



I am hoping this like is more a "Oh, yeah, I have seen that too", rather than "that's a cool rock" type of like.

Anyways, tick tock, we should find out in a few weeks.