Each square in that image you shared Countervin, represents 1 sq...

Each square in that image you shared Countervin, represents 1 sq km.

This airborne spectrometer measurement above, was only taken across a 10km-11km strike length...yet the thorium in green, yellow, orange red and purple/white already highlights REEs that may be 70sq kms to 80sq kms.


...there is another 8-9km strike (Still Open along strike), where DM1 hit thick clays with REEs in the XRF measuring equipment not even displayed above.

"Background Image- Radiometric thorium count from airborne spectrometer. Primary minerals containing rare earth elements often contain thorium. Radiometric thorium, along with early time EM data, can be used in the targeting process to help identify thick clays with the potential for high-grade ionic rare earths."

The purple white areas are where very thick 80+metre thickness REEs were hit in the recent drilling Drill Holes. INAC129-143..




Im looking forward to seeing the rest of the 11,000metres of Innouendy assays and drilling results from Dingo Pass in the coming days and weeks .