I won't criticise you. It's a science that has to deal with a...

I won't criticise you.

It's a science that has to deal with a variety of situations and possibilities at times, most times I'd say.

It would require a studious brain and one too that applies logic to each situation at hand. The correct application of logic would have to be a key component of a good field geologist I reckon; also I suppose one who has done the hard yards in the field and who now guides and tutors new ones. Experience would count for a lot too.

Someone in charge of an exploration company once told me that 8 geos looking at the same thing could each have a different opinion, so 8 interpretations.

This particular area is quite virginal, so there is not much geo history. This strip from Forrest up to Fortnum and surrounds was just of gold interest until RNI/AUR came along. Also, apart from Fortnum etc (diff geology) they only explored down to about 100ms, and only in a few places too.

Therefore this drilling programme is opening up new ground, literally! Who really knows what lies below!! We are gradually finding out though. The EM in DD3 might tell us something potentially good, maybe! However it looks like it could be very strong in copper.