Ann: Tyrannus Gold Multiple Target Zones Confirmed, page-49

Silverlake you might think you know the difference between s and clay in a cupboard but you are diverging from the substance of the TNR operation and throwing in a red herring. This is about structure which you should understand and the history of how those deposits were laid in the area they are working, what they have found and what to expect given operating mines in the area, not some other operation hundreds of K's away.

By the way, your analogy with Coolgardie is misplaced because 2.6 million ounces of gold have been produced from the Coolgardie gold belt since mining commenced in 1892. The subtly of the Irishman comment is not lost. Are you implying this is a con job or one of ignorance? Yes people are greedy, but the techniques used today as you well know are somewhat more sophisticated than by 1894 kicking a rock over.

So what could you attribute to the structures of Coolgardie that would be applicable to TNR's ground or Red5 for instance?