TLM put out a very informative sfr/tlm jv ann on 7 july. If...

TLM put out a very informative sfr/tlm jv ann on 7 july. If people want to keep/be current on what's happening in the Springfield area (and they should as it's relevant to E52/2438) then they should read it, and carefully too imo.

Here is the link (again) http://clients2.weblink.com.au/news/pdf_1\01872352.pdf.

Below is Figure 1 from that report and AUR's tenement is bottom left, although incomplete on the LH side. Below that is a map showing AUR's tenement in relation to Springfield (hatched blue) and SFR's 100% owned tenements (mushroom colour).

The key point for me is the Lithology Section in the Legend in Fig 1 - the green with white parts labelled 'Volcano-Sedimentary Rock Sequence'. There are 3 essential corridors of this sequence: the top one that houses the existing vms cu/au deposits Red Bore and Degrussa (out of picture to the left), the middle one that houses the very prospective Cuba etc (AUR) and the bottom one that houses the existing vms cu/au deposit Monty and also the prospective Ross's Reef (AUR).

AUR's E52/2438 stands alone as not being owned or controlled by SFR in this immediate area. Thundelarra's Red Bore tenement (the red-outlined tenement above AUR's, partly not shown on the LH side) recently fell to SFR, or substantially anyway. Will E52/2438 go the same way?