via Bing Maps

Just how good is the resolution of Bing Maps compared say, to Google Maps? Its probably on an order of magnitude better. You would compare results of the search by looking at the maps in the same resolution.

Google Maps, Star Lake

http://goo.gl/maps/tTzdY

This summertime satellite photo is unique in that summertime roads and tracks stand out against the flora and fauna.

But if you're going to accuse the company management of spending hundreds of thousands or millions of dollars on development and then withholding information from the shareholders, you need very hard data.

The resolution is so good on Bing Maps @50m resolution(bottom left hand of map), that you can see the effluent pipe discharge on the southeast portion of the above-ground tailings managment facility:

Bing Maps, Star Lake

http://binged.it/TARtzb

You can see the partially opened Alimak zone immediately south of the mill, and still yet further south, the Star Lake mining site seems active as well, which went unreported.

So that confirms that a MASSIVE development campaign was implemented around the tailings management facility, considering all of the tracks, line-cutting, road development and active drill pads.

In general, there's been lots of activity here, probably costing millions, but the absolute proof comes when you look immediately south of the Above Ground Tailings Management facility. There are clearly visible drill pads with drill shacks on them, at the side of the road. I make out two drill shacks and three drill pads. This is at least 1km away from the reported drilling done on the Decade Mine, which is the Mallard Lake Vein.

But the company reported only as follows:

Decade Mine map

I consider these publicly available maps as direct proof that there are two projects going on in the La Ronge Gold Belt, the one that shareholders are aware of, and another much larger development campaign, costing millions. The company has totally kept shareholders in the dark about these discoveries.

-F6