Fortheride.Thanks for that.I can see they were doing detailed...

Fortheride.

Thanks for that.

I can see they were doing detailed soils in the south.

Possible that has found something to warrant increased activity.

Another as mentioned prior, is maybe something has turned up when putting in access tracks, and or pads.

They would bulldoze in the tracks and pads, and would lift off surface soils.

Maybe they uncovered pegs sub surface.

They could also in that process, do a few shallow trenches.

I did sometimes on the Gold when a reef was exposed to try and get its trend before drilling.

Is not critical, but is a pretty quick thing to do if it's only down a meter.

But I note the rapid increase in pads occurred after drilling started.

When they started, they had the working pad, one up the hill and one that looked about 100m Sse roughly from the working pad.

The fella that posted the night photo, it looked like the rig was still on the same pad about a week after starting.

If a deep hole, understandable , but if shallow maybe firing off a few drills from the one pad.

I can not see 300 or 400m drills early as they are drilling pegs from the surface.

They will want to, I'd assume cover surface to about 150m to workout dip.

Holes can be extended easily if they have not collapsed.

First time I wish a weekend did Not exist.