Not a lot of skill required. I had trouble figuring out how to...

Not a lot of skill required. I had trouble figuring out how to share with the built in GoogleEarth recorder so I used a free capture program I downloaded from the net. In the last few days I've made a few of these videos for companies I'm interested in. I've put them all on a dedicated YouTube channel to help other investors get basic mud maps of where projects are situated. The channel is called the EshmunVideoChannel. I'm not going to put sound commentary on any of them as a few pictures and a squiggle or two of the cursor tell a thousand words and people can interpret them which ever way they want and use them to do more research of their own if they are interested.

You can see from the imagery that the terrain around the project is dominated by a lamb's brain patch work of water eroded gullies. The broader greenstone belts can probably be determined by outcrop mapping and remote sensing data but I'd say trying to map the geology on a prospect scale would be quite difficult. The new IP data seems to show that the gold mineralisation at Giro will probably hold together and it could potentially help locate higher grade zones.

I was really impressed with Klaus in that video interview. He seemed to say it like it is. We are targeting 2-3Moz of gold to sell off to the big boys and we can only do that if the gold is there to be found. The message doesn't get much simpler than that. The drills need to answer those questions and I'm happy taking the risk.

Eshmun