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To: Walt who wrote (5559)	4/1/1998 9:23:00 AM
From: George J. Tromp	Respond to of 26850

DeBeers Consoldiated Mines was the direct result of assimilation of deposits after the intial splurge in S. Africa., they methodically acquired lessor tonnage deposits., after Kimberly played its course. So fundamentaly this deposit should offer IMO many incentives once delineated and proven with some bulk sampling. Sincerely George J. Tromp

To: Walt who wrote (5559)	4/1/1998 3:41:00 PM
From: George J. Tromp	Respond to of 26850

That is so very true., as well less enviromental complications., why couldnt this deposit be mined seasonally and trucked up to the Ekati without building a permanent year around mine. They could almost mine a portion., do reclamation as the mining proceeds. Looks to me if this comes in as a valuable deposit., there could be some nice numbers that may unfold. We shall see. In fact Walt I might just come up there and look for some dykes with you., do you have any good places to start. As far as the kimberlite cores., we could collect them and stash them and set up that toll station., just outside of yellowknife and sell them to those Gringos touring my mines. We could as well set up a marketing arrangement with those garnets that are by products and sell them to the tourists as well. If we can gather enough cores., we could slice them out and ship down to the ol US of A and sell them in the quick stops along the interstate. I am going to have to have a serious conversation with you about those garnets and cores. GJT