When the roads dry and before the next round of rain I might...

When the roads dry and before the next round of rain I might take a drive up Gillinghall Road and see if the AQX and ALK drill units can be seen from the road if accessible..
I am a little perplexed why they are intending to drill 200 metres below the holes near the ALK current drilling site when they were not favourable in that location previously?
So if they do hit the edge of a rich core, what does AQX then do?
If it is the deep side of the ALK rich field and part of the ALK core, what then happens? You can't mine it?
Some sort of minimal JV I suppose?
At one point nearly two years ago there was speculation the "core" was on AQX ground.
Could we be so lucky.........