Ann: Significant pegmatite system intercepted at Andover South, page-410

C'mon now - never let the facts get in the way a good story!

It's a 250m zone. About 100m of peg - the thin pegs won't get mined because of blast dilution.

Nothing has been missed by "us" - (1) peg does not mean mineralisation (2) if there is mineralisation is it thin within the peg like TA1/2 (3) if there is mineralisation will it be good grade (4) and all the other factors to make a resource - length of strike, dip etc etc.

But I have a question - Why weren't the cross-sections marked on the plan? Just sloppy??

Hole 23 is section C-D and I had a crack. Turns out the strike is to the West of TA7.

They would have used one of those thingy instruments to interpret dip to NE and therefore rise to SW, drill azi 214' and dip 60 degrees (nb Mode 60 and 80 degrees):



So looks like the peg might be rising to surface towards TA6.

Rail line is unfortunate. Possible link to TA6, a decent strike length and some high grade might give you some hope, lots of if's and maybe's.

GSWA x1:100k does show a possible shear (red dotted) running NW-SE in that neck of the woods:



DYOR, AIMO.