another key grab from the report... on page6. (bold placed by...

another key grab from the report... on page6. (bold placed by the company)

Based on the drilling to date, the overall strongly mineralised distal copper zone commences at surface and plunges steeply westwards to at least 700 metres down dip (Figure 1). To date, the zone has been intersected over a lateral distance of about 250 metres, appears to be about 200m in true thickness and remains open in all directions (Figure 5).

The distal copper zone forms part of a very broad area of variable, lower grade copper mineralisation that has been identified in drill holes over a horizontal distance of at least 650 metres westwards (Figure 5).

A 200m true thickness intersection sounds delicious. cannot wait for assays.