Ann: Spectacular Grade Intercepts at Redmoor Tin-Tungsten Project, page-55

I popped up out of nowhere? Please enlighten me, what does it mean?

I'm not sure where you get the idea I hate Wolf, I am keen to see someone take it on and sort it out.

I thought You might appreciate an insight into the local planning issues and infrastructure, you clearly don't want to know and somehow seem to believe you know the situation better than a professional engineer who lives and works in the area - good luck with that. It was exactly that mentality that caused the problems at Hemerdon, believe it or not we've been processing these materials in Cornwall for longer than Australia has been colonised.

If you try submitting an application that causes an issue, you will be tied up in the planning system for years, with challenge after challenge. Take South Crofty as an example, it's taken 17 years so far to get through the planning system. One planning condition that will be imposed will be that before development commences a HGV management plan must be approved and two things that will not be approved is taking large numbers of trucks through Callington or across horse bridge, never mind the roads either side of horse bridge. You can come up with as many maps or fictional travel times as you like, it will not happen.

You clearly don't understand the fundamental differences in the ore from Redmoor and Drakelands, or picked up on the fact that there has already been a massive amount of metallurgical testing on the Redmoor ore.

As for doubting whether I live in the area, as I said, I'm in Callington today, you're more than welcome to a photo of the drill rig, if they're still on site