Thankyou Travvo and thankyou JFR0007. Yes Travvo is correct.I...

Thankyou Travvo and thankyou JFR0007.
Yes Travvo is correct.
I have mixed up my naming terminology.
Yes, when there is a geological fault the block on the upperside of the fault line is called the hanging wall.

So using the correct terminolgy the seawall (hanging wall) is un-moveable.

The wall opposite the seawall is moveable, as we have recently seen by adjusting the incline of the wall opposite the seawall from 75 degrees to 80 degrees we have broadened the footprint of the floor 15 metres northward, to gain access to the 30 metre wide high grade strike that runs for the entire 2000 metre length of the pit.