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To: Walt who wrote (5135)	2/10/1998 10:35:00 PM
From: maintenance	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Hello Walt, It is my understanding that a dyke is a horizontal offshoot of a pipe. If this is so then would drilling along strike eventually reach the pipe. Can there be a dyke without a pipe? I guess what I am saying is that if WSP has found a dyke then it is certain that there is a pipe to source this dyke. Can diamonds come from any source other than a pipe? Cheers P.S. With all the gold troubles and GNWT cuts, how is real estate holding up in Yellowknife?

To: Walt who wrote (5135)	2/13/1998 7:46:00 AM
From: George J. Tromp	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 26850

Hello Walt: In response to your post concerning the dyke complex. As well.,, my conversations with Randy helped explain it better and hopefully Winspear as well is hoping the 15 degree slope translates to a similiar depth when traced to 186. The 15 degree slope if extended to the 186 anamolgy correlates very closely to the plane on land intersections. In other words the gently sloping sill or dyke if extended from the points of intersection and one laid a protractor from those points., and factored in the slope of the trend it would intersect 186 at about the level of current kimberlite intersections. Interesting huh. Sincerely George J. Tromp PS this is a theory yet to be proven but sounds interesting.