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Source: POD prospectus 27 February 2018
Parks Reef presents as three horizons, including two PGM and one base metal horizon, and is believed to be of the same class of deposits as Great Dyke in Zimbabwe and the upper Munni Munni in Western Australia.
Note that the above cross section shows relatively flat horizons of mineralisation in the original orientation of deposition. Parks Reef is now close to vertical, meaning the entire structure in Figure 16 has been tipped on its side. With 15 Km of strike, there is the possibility that the mineralisation could be kilometres deep.
As we have seen in Australia with the Komatiite nickel deposits in the Kambalda region, mineral deposition was influenced by the shape of the surface on which the deposition occurred, and the mineralisation can form “lakes” and “rivers” of higher grade, which potentially could be exploited to depth.

Gleaned from the Breakaway research : ..Note above...."With 15 km of strike, there is a possibility that the mineralisation could be kilometres deep".
We just need to keep digging and we may be on more than "just a winner".