Thanks for the discussion amigos. I know nothing about the...

Thanks for the discussion amigos. I know nothing about the resignation, however let's see if there is any change in the direction of the exploration program during 2019. SCI is funded to continue with the exploration of Copper Blow, so it should get good attention. My take is as follows. Unfortunately the drill into the IP anomaly found barren sulfides, but the thickness and grade of the sulfides is interesting. The sulfides are like the smoke from an explosion, and we are after the sulfides that are enriched with copper-gold-cobalt. The electrical poperties of the sulfides may cause some of the geophysics to be confusing (i.e., hard to distinguish the barren sulfides from the sulfides that are enriched with metal). So, I'm guessing that this difficulty is part of the reason for the plan to pattern drill a large area with air core drilling. The drilling will be into the weathered soil cover (not underlying hard rock) and to a sufficient depth to find if there are geochemical and down-hole anomalies. SCI has the funds for the exploration program, so once it starts we could be in for some interesting news. (Also, I'm still very interested in the exploration of the other tenements, especially where there are gossans and outcrops of copper, zinc and lead. Can't wait to see what path SCI takes in Q1 2019.)