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To: George J. Tromp who wrote (5023)	2/3/1998 9:07:00 PM
From: Chas.	Respond to of 26850

Hi George..... I follow all the Wsp NRs and do a significant amount of calculations to see what we potentially have.......I'm long on Wsp and into the Geology and adventure of it all....Have been since 94.........your posts' #12 & 13 on Tromps 12 were really good.....you missed about 2 decimal places on your extrapolation figures but ...what the hell it looked even better that way.......todays postings got the decimals back where they belong and anyway we're talking a major league deal here as long as we can come up with some tonnage...........I've checked all the news releases 10 or 20 times and all I can come up with is the dyke width (last report at 2.47m wide, decent enough)they claim the dike find is isolated to a square kilometer area so I guess you have to assume the strike length is 1 kilometer or less, can't find the depth or any reference to it anywhere....the NR of 6/24 is fairly detailed on the 13 holes, however no depths or intersects...........I think a good delineation excercise will be done at the same time of the 100-200 ton mini-bulk. All in all with the initial core results as you have so carefully detailed to us all we are hopefully in really good shape for a major find., in the NW dike area..........made reservations for the PDAC show today.....that will really be a big deal this year........chuck