time to grow upif one looks back through the mxr reports, then...

time to grow up

if one looks back through the mxr reports, then comment is made there somewhere, that the company had been looking for "fine gold", as indicating a source, but there was not much in the way of "fine gold" ... ie no source - it is there somewhere, and the wording is a bit like what watso has mentioned.

mxr have such a small exploration area, that it would be easy to determine if there were any areas of interest. certainly, some mines only take up a minuscule amount of ground - eg, the hill 50 mine in western australia (at mt magnet), could probably sit on about 1 acre of ground (watso happy to be corrected)

so where do the nuggets come from????? - well, nuggets are found in plenty of areas, but that does not always indicate a source from some reef etc etc ..

here is a link worth looking at

http://www.physorg.com/news111763640.html



"The research reveals the gold nuggets formed deep underground at high temperatures.

“Previously it was assumed that gold nuggets formed in place, where they were found, either precipitated from fluids or grown from microbial action,” CSIRO’s Dr Rob Hough said.

“But all of the gold nuggets we studied have a crystalline structure and silver content that shows they formed at high temperatures. Since these temperatures do not occur at the surface, the nuggets must have originated deep underground.

“Their presence near the surface is the result of geological process and weathering over vast periods of time.”"

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now, the csiro are not donkeys, and if the source is deep underground, the hopefully mxr have the funds to drill deep holes