365. I remember asking once and it's not a major problem. As long as the trucks can get to the drills, these guys can get to work. So, I'd guess that if there was a 'snow day' for the kiddies then we might not get the drillers to the site until the roads are plowed. Having been to the site and seen the equipment they have I don't forsee any problems. The GNH truck looks like a Ford F150 and some good snow tires can tackle any icy/snow conditions. The drill rig gets moved by a rather large Caterpillar type thing and I saw what it could go through, which was insane. It cleared a path of trees and then used those trees to serve as stable ground to drag the drill box over.

I think the spring thaw is the worst time to drill when it's just uncomfortable and muddy. The cold is no prob, the snow can be removed and it may serve as a better time to drill like it does in the Ring of Fire when they can secure the drill to the frozen ground and keep the engine cool.

I think it's safe for me to say that today's news release is an exceedingly positive one...but we will only understand how positive. More geochem = more targets = more tonnage = 100MT = nice run on SP.

I will also pat myself on the back for writing that they will likely drill outwards from the Timmins area. :) The NR aligns with everything I thought they might do, which makes me believe that I know their strategy is (these are the thoughts in my own head), and that these guys are playing this thing with a calculated efficiency, and Candido is lining his ducks up one at a time and that he is already 4 steps ahead of us and is exercising great patience which makes me think that this junior explorco is ridonculous. Yes, ridonculous....that means beyond unbelievable.