If you closely examine the drill core photos from 229 you will...

If you closely examine the drill core photos from 229 you will see indication of a high intersection angle with the the massive sulphide lens (laminations run sub-parallel to the core). This may indicate that due to deformation the drill hole may have hit the good massive zone at a rather high or oblique angle. My feeling is that this lens strikes more E-W requiring a change in drill hole orientation. I could be wrong as there may just be some localised folding. I would like to see further intersections before singing the praises of 229. Good results though but more drilling needed. Maybe the next step here is an exploration decline. My opinion only.