The following show an at surface/very near surface expression of...

The following show an at surface/very near surface expression of the potential cobalt orebody at the northern target.

As mentioned previously, the warmer the colour the higher the grade, the cooler the colour the lower the grade.

Scale is represented by 100m x 100m squares.

The first image is a plan (top) view, with N at the top, which shows the most recent set of auger results were also testing the lateral extent of this at/very near surface expression.

The second and third image break it up into the southern and northern portion of the northern target.







Have also included a side view (right), which reads left to right as south to north, which gives a basic, though deceptive, indication of the topography. Deceptive, due to the nature of representing 3d as 2d, as there is also topography present from rear to front of the image (ie in the Z plane). The green horizontal line running through both images represents 200mrL.






Were the bulk of the still awaiting auger results (5 of 7) in the northern portion of the northern target to test along strike from the higher grade at/very near surface zone in the southern portion of the northern target.

And why only 2 auger holes (spaced approx 10m apart) at the highest grade (so far) zone - access, topography issues with the handheld auger maybe.

I know where I would be punching out the first dozen RC holes. Would like to see some pics of some nice RC chips right about now.