Ann: TG Metals Raises $10 Million in Placement, page-186

I'm no geo either.

No-one called it spod.

We're nowhere near the granite, yet.

But we do know:

(1) we've hit high grade spod,

(2) in multiple stacked flat lying pegmatites with consistent widths,

(3) the pegmatites are "completely mineralised with spodumene" and

(4) we know what the successful drilling looks like from a satellite above.

You can be timid, or not. I choose the latter. But please AIMO, DYOR.

The new bright white hole is a larger RC chip sample bagging area due to thickening peg or new stacked peg(s) or more unlikely a scissor hole vertical or back to the West because we're at the end of that approved section.

The new hole in the North shows 5km of pegmatite intercepts consistent with the soil anomaly. Whether it is mineralised and continuous, we will know soon enough.

Just my 2cents. Cheers.

GLTAH!