Ann: New Ni-Cu-Co targets identified at Yarawindah Brook, page-13

A couple of additions.
Details on anomaly D



The 70+-m of topography comes as a bit of a surprise for the area.  The ultramafic is resistant to weathering apparently.
The image showing the size of the shed relative to the AEM anomaly was something I forgot to add to the previous post.

Steep topography and airborne surveys can create problems with data collection/interpretation and loss of instruments into hill sides occasionally.  I suspect the profile line (across strike) may be the flight path direction.

Another profile through two of the recent 'anomalies' (5 and 14) plus the western mag anomaly/drill area.


Finally for today an image of the current tenement situation for the Yarawindah option area.