continuous semi circular annulus

After reading the report a few times, below is probably one of the most important pieces of imformation i can pull from it, the company is suggesting the possibilty it seems that Gaans and Cughur could be joined at the hip, if this is the case as the company is suggesting the possibility this would be a very large structure. Im not sure what the large Granitic complex means for VOR to the north???? The IP data seems to be giving the company confidence. Something of size looks present and only more drilling will unlock this puzzle. The IP deeps program is the one that will be hunting for the deep primary, if VOR taps into this im sure then even the sceptics will be signing up for a piece of VOR

The VOR board has clearly shown they have a game plan in place, no certainty for success but we seem to have a very experienced exploration plan in play. I have noticed the egg throwing at VOR's management for its exploration plan has decreased remarkably.



******From this work, Voyager has advanced its understanding of the geology and mineralisation at KM. Voyager now believes that the magmatic hydrothermal breccias intersected in drilling at Gaans and Cughur form a continuous semi circular annulus to the south of a large granitic complex. The hydrothermal breccia is interpreted to have a surface projected area exceeding 5.2 square kilometres (Figure 2). This is mainly inferred from modelling of the magnetic and IP geophysical surveys and supported by geological mapping. If this proves to be correct, KM would qualify as one of the largest breccia complexes found to date globally******