Ann: New Discovery at Seymour, page-39

Its interesting (at least to me) to see how the late autumn map's have changed over the last year. The first map below is 19 Nov 2021. Existing tracks/roads show. I presume to get drilling equipment to new locations, trees are needing to be cut down and look like tiny worm trails. On the trails/drilling areas, there's a cleared area and the satellite then reflects this snow on the ground, but not in the trees.

Firstly a map from 19 Nov 2021. The line to the left is the road appearing in some wider GT1 maps. The windy zig-zag trail to the top is in Orange on GT1's multi-prospect map. The past drilling of North Aubry is visible NW of the diagonal little lake. November last year pre-dated the start of extension drilling.


And now 19 Nov 2022. The extension drilling of North Aubry shows up, as does all the new Blue Bear drilling. It looks like there might have been some additional step-out holes on Blue Bear since the 8th Nov announcement. There's also some trails to access further NE of North Aubry exploratory holes.

Another interesting thing is the Pye area NEE of Blue Bear where the holes 0022, 0023, 0024 were drilled (with NSI's). GT1 went back there with yet to be reported holes 0340 and 0341. This area is showing up as a blob about 100-150m long that wasn't this size a year ago. This indicates that's the size of the surface pegmatite after ground cover has been stripped.


And blue bear area 11 Aug 2022. Aside from the main trail, there's nothing.



To assist orientation - the darker green is a little lake that has frozen over and become a NE/SW striking bit of white.

And not to forget, but this is just part of the wider Seymour area. What else is there that is yet to be found?