Missed one.Down to the south TG6 had RC14/18 drilled at...

Missed one.

Down to the south TG6 had RC14/18 drilled at different angles to guess the slope of the pegmatite. On the first row of drilling in the exploration target, there's a drill hole that would look like a stickman if you added some arms. That's RC14/18.

RC21 to the south was a duster because by then the pegmatite was at the surface (but curiously it had a small white signature). TG6 have now drilled 100m south of RC14/18 which is also 100m north of RC21.

I'd have thought by that location the pegmatite may be well up into the weathered zone. It may well be to confirm pegmatite slope angles because 100m of spacing does that far more effectively than the small spread achieved via RC14/18. If it still has some mineralisation despite weathering its also useful for marketing as it extends the strike length that can be quoted by 100m.