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To: Andrew~ who wrote (8106)	7/22/2014 12:20:39 PM
From: ayeyou	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 203362

They need to put a hole down about 500 meters east of the Fossilik 2 holes and find out what is the cause of that huge dense pod of rock. I am sure they are all over it and the results will tell us if that is the big ovoid feeder pod or not. I suspect that anomaly is caused by massive sulphides as there has been no indications of iron deposits in previous holes. Something down there is pretty darn dense and heavy and it is a pretty good size as well. Looks to be about a km by 1/2 km.....They really have just scratched the surface up there...