Like an organic garden, digging around in the dirt could be fun.

But also in line with the analogy, the plan for this spring is now completely different.

None of you have mentioned, but one touched upon indirectly, that the one thing that will change is the degree of conservatism in the press releases.

I have long held the view that tyhee has undersold the story, in an attempt to never cross that line and make promises that are not absolutly demonstrable.

When Romarco began its rise, and I was watching, they had a variety of overly optimistic press releases. They also tout their resorce far ahead of the more careful standards that DW followed. Now with DW out of the picture, I think Tyhee will emphasize the potential at depth and in the regional constellation / gold province context.

Tyhee is sitting on a much larger amount of gold, and will soon be coming out with much more postive press releases, in my opinion.

The market may well reward a more risk-friendly approach to developing this mine. this theory will be confirmed if/when we have a press release on expanding the resource or starting to work on plans to expand the scale of the permitted tonnage, subsequent to the permit approval.

I do believe, however, that once all the bruised egos and stepped on toes have a few days to heal, there will be a peace-pipe smoking ceremony at the head office. After that, DW will come out with some pro-new-tyhee-post-DW statement that will assuage any worries that natives, Yellowknifers, regulators and investors could have that there may be a legal battle in the offing. A statement that all are happy and that such a legal battle has been averted (or "never was an issue") will in all probability enhance the success of this violent transtion.

So while all of this may have come out of an argument over a NR or the PP, and egos were involved, if it can evolve into "that was the plan we all agreed upon", then the seeds can be swen in fertile ground, for an explosion of growth. We'll get over the smell soon enough!

GS