what we fail to see sometimes...., page-5

Bermuda,

For someone who quite adamantly didn't want to share your agm trip with certain posters a couple weeks back, you've done an exceptional summary. LOL!! Maybe you were trying to pick up a few more like you say.

Anyway, here's a little snippet from my trip for a few of the faithful:

I had the opportunity to speak with John Green (contstruction/logistics engineer) extensively while on a smaller bus on the Rocklands tour. (Everyone else was keen to jump on the bigger bus with Wayne). Thats fine, but I've heard Wayne speak before.
I thought it would be better to talk to John as alot of the advancement with the project has been with his department/area in the past 12 months. Bermuda in his last post has already mentioned the cost savings with acquiring equipment and certain facilities at advantageous times, but you cannot put a price on the time saving.
John Green believed we were atleast a year ahead with infrastucture and accomadation planning as well. As soon as the company receives EIS approval, we'll see fireworks IMO. There are alot of ducks lined up.

Cheers

mm

disclosure: I was at the agm too. It was my 6th site visit since 2006.