I'm with you Von, the announcement today verifies a couple of...

I'm with you Von, the announcement today verifies a couple of spectacular hits and sure they're only two hits each only 1 meter width, but it would surely be improbable for the 40 odd metres between these two narrow ultra high grade zones to have 0 g/t! I'm no geologist, and perhaps a little naive, but where there's this much smoke...........

I'm looking forward to the full assays on hole 23MBRC006A and I'm also very much looking forward to the assays on hole 23MBRC006 which looks to intersect the modelled high grade zone that's thicker. 23MBRC006 is about equally spaced between 23MBRC006A and 22MBRC067. 22MBRC067 assayed 10m at 29 g/t. The grade increases as the modelled high grade zone dips to the west (that's what 23MBRC006A has shown), so it's possible that 23MBRC006A assays 10m at >100 g/t. All very speculative of course, but it's just a bit of fun to be a part of a story unfolding.

I'm just a foolish punter, so as always DYOR.