I am assuming that you are talking about this below. I would...

I am assuming that you are talking about this below.
I would still like to see some better widths and hope that they are forth coming with some of the assays outstanding.
From discussions about the geophysics and geochems, I am more exited by what may be at HH and hope we see something in the near future.
Thanks Boys and good luck.
Kind regards, Wack.

The primary gold mineralisation is associated with quartz veins that contain disseminated sulphides including arsenopyrite, pyrite and pyrrhotite with associated alteration assemblages including chlorite, sericite, silica and quartz-carbonate veining. A few fine specks of visible gold were detected in the drill core of hole RD006. Drill holes RD001 and RD006 are approximately 450m apart (Figure 4).
In summary:
 The new results from the Resolution Lode drilling come from a discrete quartz-sulphide shear zone (Resolution East shear);
 The mineralised shear is sub-vertical, inclined steeply to the west becoming progressively steeply east-dipping towards the north (towards RD002);

 The DD indicates, to date, that the primary high-grade mineralisation of the Resolution East shear appears continuous over a 450m strike length, extends beyond 170m depth and remains open along strike and at depth;
 The extent of Resolution West remains unclear at this stage;
 Hole RD004 failed to reach design depth due to a technical issue (re-drilled as RD006) but contains two narrow (~ 0.1m wide) quartz-sulphide veins interpreted to represent tension veins peeling off the main East shear (Figure 5). These veins are awaiting assay; and
 Diamond drilling continues to confirm the down-dip continuation of gold mineralisation below the oxide gold first detected from AC drilling.