Ann: High-Grade Rare Earth & Niobium Zones at C3 & C5 - Mangaroon, page-35

"This first pass is at 160m spacing. Simply put, your claim it’s been tested is false"... honestly, stop leading woth your chin, these results are 80m x 80m infill as per the scale and hole coords in appendix. Mt Weld drills no closer than 40m x 40m in Measured catagory btw.



"A single hole at 3% is all we are hoping for."... LOL, you need a lot more than a single hole going 9m @ 3% TREO. You won't but trust me on this... deposits of most commodities, carb hosted especially, have a wide distribution of grades, including some HG flyers on account of small scale geological and statistical variability. While you're guzzling the Kool-aid, keep in mind one swallow doesn't make a summer and MRE grade averaging's a bitch.

PS... this from a 2014 paper on Gifford Ck carbs and ironstones, well before DRE discoveered the central C1-C6 carb pipes. Seems bizar in hindsight that nobody loooked closely the southern side of Lyons River Fault. Look at all those carbonatite dykes and sills mapped in blue just north of the C1-C6 carbs as the classic model suggests they would be... (REE low grade btw, being closer to the pipe doesn;t necessarily mean higher grade)