Still lurking Acharv, tho been off-line with setting up new home and business... painfully slow going.
Pity about delays but, yes, I too was surprised and pleased about a second pass at Mt Lamb...
In the meantime, work is underway to advance drilling at other prospects including:• A follow-up hole targeting a shallow magnetic and gravity anomaly at Mt Lamb, near to where the Companypreviously reported a strong result in Hole 8 in 2022, with a large zone of elevated multi-element (Cu-Ag,Au, Zn) anomalism and significant alteration was encountered, which is considered indicative of a nearbymineral system.Your previous pic on the other thread shows a shallower broad zone with magnetite boundary.
Also, I know no-ones really interested but our very shallow phosphate deposits (potentially world-class) down the road is cool 3/4 billion tonnes @ 15% which imo is low hanging fruit that is not to be sneezed at...
Planning for phosphate drilling at both Frewena East, to follow up on an identified Exploration Target (452.9to 761.1 million tonnes at 14.7-17.9 % P2O5) previously reported to the market (23 January 2023*), and totest the phosphate potential of a significant basin structure at Frewena Frontier.Poet
PS I'm currently off grid in the Gammon ranges, hearing about one of the first radium mines (Mt Painter, Arkaroola SA). Amazing story that first started with Sir Douglas Mawson in 1906 (I could be wrong but I think he got 300 pound a year at Adelaide Uni and radium back then was worth approx 5000 pound/gram (a case of quit your day job) and later with the US military who spent the equivalent of US $1 billion looking for radium in these hills for more of it (that's why there's so many 4x4 tracks) but found no-thing much and then, were about to give up, when they had 1 more roll of the dice and spent $50k to do a last drill hole in the valley... Kaboom, they hit the 4th biggest radium mine back in the day @ 1000 tonnes a year!
Speaking of REEs can someone please repost the recent discovery near our property in East Arunta. Not sure who the poster was but it looked very interesting... all the best alpacas!
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