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To: Intrepid1 who wrote (5551)	3/31/1998 6:50:00 PM
From: Walt	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 26850

Greetings all, Just getting caught up on things news release etc. The large block of ground WSP staked is south south west of the snap lake ground and was ground which had come open> Its a good parcel of land and apparently last year when WSP was doing some reconnaisance work in the area they got some good indications. Since pipes occure in clusters it good be good. If you drew a line between snap lake and Yellowknife it would cross the ground they staked. As the news release states they hit some more kimberlite breccia which should mean there are some pipes or vents to surface nearby it is just a matter of finding them.(Those damned illusive pipes). With enough drilling one should be able to find the plumping system which joins them up and then goes to surface. Finding the breccias underground the dyke and the diamond counts and indicators, WSP model is certainly different then the other diamond plays. Heres hoping they hit the mother lode soon. regards Walt