We are fortunate to have you back with your positive and informative posts.

A point on grades is not to have high ounces per ton on every assay--the key to having a mine is millions of tons with even a 1/4 oz per ton= approximately .75 grams.

Some mines have have less than .75 grams per ton, however they are still mines.

Even if the grades are not as high as GR-10-17--remember we are looking for"Tonnage"

and by the interview on Friday with Frank, sounds like we have more spectualar holes=tonnage and GBB continues to hit "structure"

I remember awhile back where there was mention that gold was found not only in the quartz veins, but the material between the veins--there are many quartz veins in this structure...

On a side note here, I understand that Frank was in Australia recently. My intuition is telling me that has anyone questioned the thought the reason Frank was in Australia was to meet with the company that designed the equipment that was built back in 2006 to pour to fist gold bar from the bulk sample at Granada?

I can't remember the name off the top of my head, but will research it again.

I think the bar weighed around 10-to 12 kilograms--the first gold bar poured from the bulk sample test back in 2006 or 2005. That was 450,000 tons and when Grank went back recently and tested some of the bulk sample material, it was higher grade than some of the holes drilled to date.

This same material is the base they are using for the road being constructed to the new targets identified in the eastern extension and to the newest old mine discovered where they found old mine tailings and a mine shaft. Frank mentioned at a later date they will pick up the road material and process the gold out of it....

To me Frank and his team--some new directors newly appointed are experts in the open pit mining business and come from successful companies that were very successful.

If I were Frank, I would raise capital to fund Phase 1 open pit mining equipment and generate our own cash flow to expand the business and then develope Phase 2 at a later date that is able to process 500,000 tons per day or greater.

No more dilution--great cash flow--rebates from tax incentatives(up to 42%)--we loveya Quebec--no wonder mining companies flock to Quebec--one of the best mining jurisdictions in the world.

Drilling in the front end of the business and pouring gold bars out the back end of the business---first class...

mintaka