Tres nice.

Yes, Sasha brings up a good point. This property has more holes on it than you would believe as it has been drillled extensively since the 1950's.

Tilsley was paid to look at this property in the 80's to try and 'figure it out', and that's exactly what he did. Problem was, management and gold price at the time were prohibitive to what needed to be done....which is exactly what there are doing now.

This goes back to the legend of JT arriving at the property in 2008, taking a deep breath as he looked all around, taking in the work being done for the bulk sample. He puts a hand on Franks shoulder, and says....'This is what needed to be done to the property, Frank. This is what needed to be done.' A tear streamed down his face. (for dramatic purposes only)

I called Sasha this morning. They were at the property yesterday and it's pretty quiet. Dany was away on holidays. However the geological staff is going full-time and the core cutting crew used the break in drilling and have essentially used this time to catch up on the backlog of core. So i'ts not like we're being held up any - with our current resources.

The drills are set up to begin turning next week and there is a turnstile of visitors coming to the property next week, including myself.

The junior geos have been walking the property and are prepping for some more geochem work (I love the geochems although the market is less concerned).

Apparently Franks meetings went VERY well - but take that with a grain of salt obviously. Although I believe Sasha had genuine and unbridled enthusiasm, it doesn't translate well on this forum....and it's not like he's going to say it went 'not bad'.

I'm not sure if they can use all of their historical results and the previous managememt didn't seem to be as organized as the current. I think they were looking into it, but that could be worth a lot of money and effort if we can.

B