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Gold/Mining/Energy : Aurora Platinum Corp, ARP

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To: Brumell who wrote (73)	1/11/2001 3:57:33 PM
From: Bruce Robbins	of 157

Bob, Hard to come up with big fish when the waters they are in are full of chopping knives (faults) <g>. Problem with this area is structure- things are narrow and get cut off fairly quickly along strike by faults. Look at ARPs drill plan and you will see that there are not too many straight lines. I would think these "showings" are either metamorphosed ultramafic dikes/sills or volcanics with associated magmatic oxides/sulfides. Not VMS. I do not know about Midrim, but a company did some work in the area SW of here at a place called Lac Sheen in the 80s. I am not sure if they were also doing the work on the Midrim as well. They had found some spectacular mineralized boulders (5.91 g/t Pt, 3.06 g/t Pd and 6% Cu), and located a bedrock source that was very small. After trenching and then drilling it like a swiss-cheese and coming up with very small intersections they abandoned ship. The Midrim stuff ARP has reminded me very much of Lac Sheen. But anything is possible in nature sometimes... Bruce

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