Hi Everyone, A question, Red Valley is in western Utah. Does...

Hi Everyone,

A question, Red Valley is in western Utah. Does anyone know at what altitude? Very little information in the announcements to actually pinpoint where it is. Google sort of helps, so it seems, about north of Black Rock, Utah, if I have it right, and a long way from the other valley in Nevada, that everyone refers to as its twin. I don't dispute it could be the same, as the geology around that area is quite likely to be very similar.

Most of the western USA is at some altitude, significantly more than Australia. So as it is their winter time, it will be snowing, over most of the western USA, as it is high altitude, particularly in what we call a range (huge mountains) that is east of the west coast. They are real mountains and they have high valleys. Is Red Valley an all year round latitude clear of snow?

So will drilling take place during the next few weeks?

I can see some potential in this stock, but blind faith isn't always a good idea. However, I can also see that the USA would like to have another lithium resource, as less dependent on other countries. So will see how it pans out. A brine resource I guess is better than nothing, and less dependent on other supplies.

Worth a punt, and some others seem to think the same.

Cheers
GSM