Ann: Glen Eva Trend Drilling Confirms New 1 km Gold Zone, page-15

Yep - totally agree on what others say - although the Glen Eva  grades seem a bit unremarkable at first glance when you look at the long section you can see how much exploration space they have opened up down plunge and along strike from the Glen Eva pit. Shades of Pajingo and Nancy-Vera possibly if they are lucky.

The GEES coridoor has me interested, no assays from those drill holes yet, but here below is an old DGO Gold presentation from the Eduard Eshuys (someone who knows how to find gold orebodies).




It looks like someone plonked a drill hole down into the Eastern Silicieous Zone about 5km SE from Glen Eva and got some decent gold numbers there,  so that whole corridor through the GEES zone might actually be 5km of strike length to play with and not just 1.5km.

Those whopping big red changeability zones in the recent GBZ image are pretty interesting as well.



What if they are big flat Highway/Reward type things lying on their side? Base metal carbonates CBE stuff in Devonian age rocks I believe? I am thinking possibly more analogous to Mt Wright and/or Cowal or Hidden Valley (?) but I would take a Lake Cowal discovery! Early days yet. ANy good gold grades in holes 18, 19 or 20 will certainly make this a bit more interesting.