HI Chuck: I think Bishop is saying his view that it is a
pipe was reinforced with the second hole., obviously until Winspear
calls it a pipe., he is speculating. Abers pipes., 154S and 154N when
discovered early on., there was speculation that this was one pipe.,
until they intersected a raft between the two., and started to realize
that these were two distinct lobes., and pipe configurations. As in MPV situation., the pipe configuration is dogboned shape., also not
indicative of a circular pipe foprmation. Whether these two holes.,
will meet the typical pipe formation., being circular or oblong remains to be seen., At this point 100M intersections indicate substantial tonnage., visible diamond in the core indicate substantial
diamond counts., so 2 early hurdles have been passed. As far as overburden on Abers pipes., I seem to recall 35 to 45M meters of
overburden was encountered in 154S and North pipes., I might also add
that Visible diamonds in the core were not encountered in A-21 until
quite later in the drill program. I seem to recall 6 or 7 holes were
drilled prior to VD announcements., Of all Abers pipes., I seem to
recall 418 having the earliest report of VD in the core., which indicates a propensity for high grades which should be reinforced when
the bulk sample results are reported this month.
OFF Topic: We went and got some hot wings., from KFC and watched the
Stanley finals., the dinner was appropriate in light of last nights
outcome. The Wings in 6.
George |
