further thoughts on ext campaign, page-2

Dear Clraw.
I stated yesterday, re the possible 15plus to 25k zone was a 'guess' based on the Anglo drilling results which showed grades of U outside the 'gold' marke zone.

The climate for the area,
"Although the mine is fairly close to the Atlantic Ocean, the climate is dry. Vegetation in the region is sp-a-rse, with rocky outcrops and gravel plains. The area gets sea fogs but little rainfall. Especially in the winter, strong fog banks form around Swakopmund but quickly burn off as they move inland.

Location Summary
Nearest Landmark: SWAKOPMUND
Distance from Landmark: 64km
Direction from Landmark: NE
Latitude: 22 deg 30 min S
Longitude: 15 deg 3 min E


Namibia averages 300 days of sunshine a year. The summer months, from November to February, are very hot with temperatures above 40°C. Average rainfall is approximately 30mm per year. Rain only occurs in the summer, mostly as heavy thunderstorms. The rain floods usually dry riverbeds, called "Riviere", with torrents of muddy water. Then the desert blooms. The dry winter months, from July to September, usually have daytime temperatures above 20°C and the Namib desert can be freezing cold at night."

The above was stolen from another site. " \"
Kind regards,
Barry
Disclaimer : I could be 1000% wrong.
sp-a-rse..this word had to be expanded, due to the site's word filter.