I wrote this this morning prior to working out how to blow up...

I wrote this this morning prior to working out how to blow up photos:
The hard part here is they previously talked about hidenite - which the spod is green - but kunzite is actually pink spod (could be confused for purple). Anyway they need to test this and at least I see they are bagging samples for testing. If the crystals are fully dissolved into powder they can leach out to white, hence why the white clay needs testing. But to reiterate very difficult to tell anything from the pics apart from significant weathering at surface here.

@ans25, I agree the second photo I commented on and the one you are referring could be kunzite, assuming it is a pegmatite. @Davy Boy, in terms of the boulder that might be hidenite, which GPP have previously reported finding hidenite and the photo I commented on first was more akin to that. Both comments presume the rock structures are pegmatites which is my assumption as well so would be interested if GPP have been talking to the onground geologists to hear their thinking.

All IMO and to others please DYOR. At the end of the day the drill bit/assays will tell us one way or the other. I post to help others but my confidence level on what I have said is around 60% to 70% because photos can hide details and change colours given what I can see in the photo itself is high tree linings/shade etc etc and they play with photos etc etc. Just a view.

All IMO