No - thankyou - I'm always happy to read a view that shows some...

No - thankyou - I'm always happy to read a view that shows some understanding. I remember working underground 20 years ago and we would often intersect old working and you could see the veins they were following which gives you a much better visual idea of what these underground structures look like with all the overburden removed.

Gold is almost never visible and TAM came across my path from NST and those intersects did catch my eye - what I'm fairly sure about is that the vein or area around those intersects should also contain higher amounts of gold per ton but I haven't yet looked at the drill grid pattern to know how far spaced the drilling is - 50m/50m? 20m/20m?

The old boys always said that gold is where you find it and it would be unusual for that concentration to occur in isolation - be good if they intensified the drilling around that hole - going both deeper and closer. I see the intersect was 300mm which is narrow and fitting with a vein or concentration path - perhaps carried up from down below?