As investors and owners of the company, there should not be any reason why we cannot transcend the property. Investors have a right to see what they have invested their money in, otherwise they would be investing solely in the hear say of the CEO and BOD. Many companies have investor tours of their properties to show what they have invested in, with Geos accompanying some tours. There was a rumour, that an investment group was denied access to the property, and we have to remember Lori telling a large group of investors that a Major mining companies personelle were kicked off the property.

By looking at some recent photos of the Tesoro, its plain to see that the roads were well used by heavy trucks/machinery. You have to remember this areas erosion is very limited due to the shortage of rain. It takes a long time for the landscape of harder rock to change, meaning that when the roads appear to be well worn with fresh dirt exposed in pictures , it may suggest a constant supply of heavy traffic to effect this much change to the roads, the roads appear to be beat right down from extensive travelling. These are only my observations from some photos and may not be totally accurate assumptions.

Oh, I thought of something I found the other night. Apparently, in Peru, a small scale mining liscence, like we have I believe, will allow 350 tons of ore to be removed legally from the property per day. So if you look at this, Dynacor trucks haul about 20 ton per load, thats only 18 trips to remove that much ore from the property. If you take the 1 ounce per ton gold historical average, thats 350 ounces at $1000 per ounce gross, which would equal $350,000 worth of ore could be removed daily, but when you think of the higher grade veins/ore, with the report I found mentioning veins yeilding as high as 80 ounces per ton in the Acari area, the dollar value becomes staggering.

At this point in time, a lot of money from gold can most likely be generated from that property very quickly. The veins are at surface with some of them having some samples being taken as high as 8 ounces per ton at/very near surface. The Quantec strongly suggests the possibility of many more veins near surface on the eastern side of the property. These signatures may suggest a higher sulphide content than the C-1 in areas, if the ratio of gold grade to sulphide grade holds true there, its possible there are much higher grade veins there yet, just a couple meters below the surface. The accuracy of the Quantec in finding veins/alteration is easily seen in documentaion of finding the N-1 vein, where a nine foot hole was dug and an 18 inch channel sample taken of a vein that had a gold grade of over 2.5 ounces. This vein was on the North East side of the property, and although the actual coordinates for it has not been released to my knowledge, its not hard to know its associated with one of the signatures that the accurate Quantec is showing in that area.

All this is in my opinion and are assumptions based on findings.