NIM is not a fly by night type co. I have followed them for some time with their Ni exploration and I am comfortable that they are real explorers keen on finding Ni at Mons.
Having said this, today's Li announcement has me somewhat puzzled. The announcement says that at South Lake the holes NRRC 079 - 081 are the best (widest intersections) for pegmatites. However, no photos are provided for these holes - rather photos for holes NRRC071 and NRRC072 are provided - why would his be? They say in the announcement that NRRC070 - 075 are narrower intersections (and pegmatites are absent on holes NRRC076 - 077).
Also, in my experience spodumene is white colour - admittedly I'm inexperienced in Li having focused on Au and Ni. When I see blackish colour in that rock chip tray, can it be valuable spodumene? Is this possible? Or should I focus only on white or pink rock chips in the drill tray?
Ann: Update 100m Pegmatite Intersections below Lithium Anomalies, page-120
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