I'm happy to see part of my talk with Tim at the 121 conference...

I'm happy to see part of my talk with Tim at the 121 conference being reflected in new drill plans.

One of the things I raised given the drill depths are so shallow to throw down a couple of holes to make sure we didn't accidentally put the plant on top of something economical . Although generally speaking the blue areas you see outside of the indicated sediment belt is thought to be granite we won't know if there maybe is a thin economic layer of clay on top of it until they drill. There is also a potential kimberlite in the Uganda new areas for mineral exploration doc I previously posted a link to, think that's a bout 50k to the north east by my guesstimates but wouldn't it be amusing if we accidentally found something else - not at all expecting that though.

This additional drill holes outside the hot zones is all about making sure that there's nothing under slightly thicker cover that isn't showing up on the airborne survey. If there isn't we already have a huge resource, if there is we have a an even huger resource.