Company update, page-18

There is no harder worker in mining exploration than Ross.

He had to get to Lima, over come jet lag and probably have a sleep, get transport arranged - probably a hire 4x4 as Humaspunco is I think 4,000m up in the Andes, probably at least a day's drive even if not flood affected, allow for Sunday as Peru is very Catholic and would not work much on the Sabbath.

When he gets to the mountain he would need more rest and then inspect the goings on with drilling.

He would form an opinion on any cores and have to write an opinion on what he sees and, be very careful that what he releases is perfectly accurate. If drilling had started about a week before he got there then there would be a lot of core to go over.

He probably has a thousand emails to go through, from nervous shareholders and, anything he releases can only be his visual interpretation anyway as assays will take weeks at least.

Give the man a break.

Lockitt