Yes, you are absolutely correct Sally_Will. I didn't notice it....

Yes, you are absolutely correct Sally_Will. I didn't notice it. And it is a bit of a game-changer for Mt Aubrey, IMO.The important point is that it is in fresh basalt, which means it is not a supergene layer. Previously GRL reported supergene gold in the oxidised layer of up to about 5 to 8 g/t - the supergene gold can have high grades because the gold accumulate in a layer as the upper cover change from fresh to oxidised. So high grade gold in fresh rock is very good, IMO. I bet they will be looking to place a drill hole beneath drill hole #32 to see if the high-grade mineralisation contunues in the shoot/dyke beyond the basalt. Good luck amigos.