End of the 2016/2017 Wet Season?, page-2

OK  Baggy.
Seeing  no-one  else  is  gonna  have  a  go,  I’ll  bite.
You  obviously  could’nt  sleep.....2.30  am  posting??

From  P2  of  LULO KIMBERLITE EXPLORATION UPDATE,  30/5/17:

“While historic surveys had indicated the existence of e14, it was largely
covered by the Cacuilo River and its flood plain, thus limiting access until
later in the dry season. However, the preliminary TDEM data also
highlighted extensions to e14 where drilling access was possible. As a
result, the new Hanjin D&B35 rig wasmobilised to this target. The first drill
hole successfully intersected near-surface and coarse kimberlite material, thus
confirming the e14 anomaly as a new priority kimberlite pipe (L14).
Apart from its close proximity to Mining Block 8, L14 is also the closest confirmed
kimberlite pipe to the large L259 kimberlite target, where a deep hole is planned to be
drilled with the Hanjin D&B35 rig later this Quarter once surface conditions allow.
Drilling of the first hole at L14 is ongoing with kimberlite so far intersected continuously
to a depth of 57m.
Drilling will continue at L14 to define the shape of the kimberlite pipe and to understand
its internal geology as access permits. As kimberlite was intersected near the surface
(<10m) at L14, it provides the potential for future bulk sampling to test for diamond
content if this is supported by the ongoing drilling and laboratory results.”

As  the  crow  flies,  e14  (L14)  is  7.5  klm  from  the  plant  so  thats  a  fair  distance  to  be
able  to  get  around  the  lease  in  the  aftermath  of  the  wet.
I  notice  in  this  same  report  there  are  a  few  photos  that  show  drill  cores  with  that
blueish  clay  that  you  usually  see  in  the  aerial  shots  of  diamond  mines  all  around
the  world.

L13  that  they  refer  to  with  drill  core  pics  is  4.6 klms  directly  North  East  of  L14  and
over  the  back  of  L259,  away  from  the  Cacuilo  River.