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Gold/Mining/Energy : Winspear Resources
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To: Walt who wrote (3817)11/12/1997 6:30:00 PM
From: bill  Read Replies (2) of 26850
 
Okay, Walt, George, where are you when we need you? Please straighten this greenhorne out re what this news reease means. Kimberlite breccia means, I think, that we're close to the source. Size of the chunks mean we're probably close to the source. Nearly all kimberlite
pipes so far in NWT are in a lake. Looks like Snap Lakes the place
to be.

WSP says this is the best analyses reported from the Snap Lake area.
If the 10 kg are extrapolated, we're looking at a diamond frequency
per tonne of 2,310 diamonds and 790 macros. I havent' had time to
check that against 154S's early results. If somone has a better
memory or filing system, could we have the comparison?

Maye of even more importance is that the indicator minerals and diamonds indicate that they are from a similar mantle source.
Maybe Big Mamma really is there.
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