It seems GTE have come up with an "alternative "geology for this area .Some of their suggestions , maps and descriptions I am having a bit of a problem with .there are long recognized faults which in their model don't seem to exist or to exist in entirely different locations to what is generally accepted .And then there is the use of the term "mixed meteoric magmatic fluids".....doesn't anyone see that as a bit of an oxymoron ? I really would like to hear the thoughts of a few geologists who have taken the time to read GTE's most recent quarterly and presentation
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