I went back and re-read the news release dated above and found it really interesting that gold is not only found in the quartz veining systems, buy also in between the veins as noted below.

When I was reading up on Yorbeau Resources geological formations they reference geo thermal, volcanic formations as well. They also mention dykes, which to my understanding is favorable to host gold formations. We know that Yarbeau Resources have discovered good grades on their property and it appears at deeper depths.

Gold Bullion’s large 2007 bulk sample (the average grade was 1.62 g/t Au) and assay results from drilling to date confirm that gold at Granada is not just confined to the quartz-carbonate vein network but is also present in significant amounts within the iron-rich sulphized wall rock (the material between the veins).

A prominent zone of deformation, hydrothermal alteration and quartz-veining extends for at least five kilometres around the old mine workings.

The company is waiting for additional assay results and expects to report on the remaining 13 holes from the Phase 1 and Phase 2 drilling at Granada in the near future.

My intuition is speaking at me again, and I sense we could see some news on some assays this week and why wouldn't Frank release the next few holes while the hot momentum is rolling. This is my opinion only ---- release a few holes every few weeks over the next two months while they are drilling Phase 3 which will take some time to drill and get the assays completed. There will be a story to tell until Christmas this year.

I know what Santa is bringing for all the long shareholders this year....!!!!