There were indeed some very nice headline grades, but the most...

There were indeed some very nice headline grades, but the most important aspect is always about what type of continuity exists. I suggest everyone goes and looks at the full information in the tables below, and especially the holes either side of the great headline numbers.

These are disappointing. for example EAL439, has holes adjacent to it booth North and South.
Hole EAL438 nothing reported, hole EAL440, nothing reported. These holes are only 40m each side of hole EAL439, yet nothing reported from either, which means a very narrow corridor of mineralisation.

It's very similar in all the other headline numbers from Green as well.

Also disappointing is that there was no mention of any samples from Joyce being sent for priority assays, which tends to indicate nothing special found there either. The actual report is ........"carbonatite complex that is anomalous in niobium and rare earth elements (REE) via handheld pXRF field analysis"

Only anomalous, not standing out, and aircore drilling there, can wait until October...

What's left? Some more from Hurley, in October, not prioritised. Looks like more from Western Emily are the great white hope for Niobium, or other new areas, not yet explored, but no mention of new areas being looked at.

I'm wondering why some here are talking up results that are disappointing, when you look at the details. Mt preference was that these results were much much better, but they are what they are, disappointing.
Please go and check for yourselves, some good individual hits of mineralisation, but just 40m away at Crean and 80m away at Green some disappointment.