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To: bill who wrote (668)	3/6/1998 6:36:00 PM
From: George J. Tromp	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 2251

Now Bill., I am not the meanie everyone portrays me being. I will have a look this weekend and study the release and give you my thoughts. Sincerely George J. Tromp

To: bill who wrote (668)	3/6/1998 11:52:00 PM
From: Jesse	Respond to of 2251

Hola! Don't mean to intrude, but the referred to vegetation anomalies can be the result of the leaching out of excessive phosphorous (or other minerals) from kimberlite into the soil. This weathering-out of the minerals acts as a 'fertilizer', and can subsequently offer a visual distinction in plant growth. See the following link for a clear explanation and photo: marumresources.com These types of anomalies are said to be important in identifying some of the Alberta K-pipes, and occur over known kimb. pipes around the world. Regards and g'nite, -j :> - more images here: marumresources.com