Hey Midnight,I was just re-reading the posts, and being a bit...

Hey Midnight,

I was just re-reading the posts, and being a bit slow,I think the point just struck:

-for this type of mineralization,the depth is proportional to the surface dimensions.

How frequent is this association and what sort of ratios are we looking at? A cuboid or a pyramid with us just drilling the apex of the pyramid.

Thinking Fosterville of course where most thought it "improbable" and the recent find in the NT although that was a different style of mineralization. So if we have great depth,should we expect the grade to increase also.We wouldn't expect to see this relationship  on shallow cores,but would be interesting to see some really deep diamond drilling-but not at the expense of delayed mining  the already massive implied resource.

I know that you have extensive knowledge in this area so would be grateful for your input on this specific point of surface area vs. depth, as it is crucial to us building a model for resource definition.I would expect the negative presenters to also give examples and not just say "it's impossible".