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G'day speccy!

Blythefan referenced AML in a post late October in re a Bryah Basin company that you were once quite familiar with. B's reference was about minerals being formed by the replacement of pyrite which he said occurs commonly in fault-associated epigenetic deposits like Walford Creek. He encouraged me to check AML out at the time, but sadly I did not do that - but here I am; better late than never , eh!

It looks bloody marvellous, so I think I'll buy some.