This presentation builds on the promise shown at last year's...

This presentation builds on the promise shown at last year's Resurgence conference - for me and, I believe, others who watched that one. Very worthwhile going to such conferences especially when you can sit down and chat with the likes of Dean and Nick.

Dust and noise are ongoing at Yin under skies that are becoming less cloudy. Satellite pass from yesterday shows what has happened at Yin over the last 10 days and in June.


Interpretation of the above onto Google Earth.



Extent of current site preparation from Sentinel. Interpretation so could be different in reality.



The site prep is a nominal 100X40m with first pass drilling on 200m spaced lines (1.34 in talk).

I suspect the first line results has been sufficient to go to 100m, at least, near 7530200N.

Certainly looks like some if not all of the 12 holes may have been drilled from what is visible on Sentinel. Say 1400m at an average of some 120m per hole (81-183m range for first 6 holes) which should be possible for a single rig in 10 days with short moves and minimal problems. Possibly more?

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Worth a look from ~24min in the video from the conference. Ionic REEs in clays which may be a solid competitor for hard rock. Already in production in China apparently.
Lithium brines versus Li hardrock give some idea of what may eventuate for REEs. There is a market for both.