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Gold/Mining/Energy : Shining Tree Gold Camp

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Oct 22 2:58 PM EST

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To: sense who wrote (209)	3/1/2014 9:37:31 PM
From: niostargazer	Read Replies (2) of 260

Will work on something. For now, found this one about the Shining Tree Resources Gosselin zone The Gosselin vein crosses the Churchill and Asquith Township line and has a strike length of 1.25 miles and strikes north 15 degrees west. The width of the vein is 6 feet to 65 feet in the northern part of the vein. The rocks consist of Keewatin altered pillow lava and rusty weathering iron - magnesium - calcium carbonate cut by fesite or rhyolite and graniteporphry of the Algoman age. The gold-bearing veins occur in all these rocks and in some the contacts between the porphyry and older rocks. A large vertical quartz vein one to twenty feet wide has been uncovered in Asquith Township. The vein continues to the north in Churchill Township where the width is up to 65 feet wide. Several large lenses were located in previous exploration programs, the largest of these quartz masses is 160 feet long and 65 feet wide at its broadest part, and contains a showing of gold. Directly to the west of this vein are parallel lenses in the schist, which carry visible gold. In the northern part of the property several large lenses of quartz containing gold occur in the felsite. Usually the veins in the felsite and also in the rusty carbonate are in form of numerous stringers distributed in an irregular manner. The quartz in these various deposits has a white or rose colour. The deposits are large, and portions of them are well mineralized and warrant further development. Silica is also a major focus of this exploration program due to the size of this quartz deposit. The silica can be used in a base metal operation as flux in the smelting process. This would allow for low-grade ore to be mined not only for gold and silver but also profit from the sale of the silica. Another target of this program is the four known green carbonate zones located west of the Gosselin vein. They are up to 20 metres wide and have the strike length of over 2.4km striking North 15 - 20 degrees west and are well mineralized in places. Two blast pits were sunk in two of these zones and returned 1 gram/ton Au as best assay. http://www.nirekresources.com/gosselin-veins.html

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