goodmorning Ladies & Gentlemen: It was posted -->Right now Mexico is entering the rainy season and they are only doing some maintenance and tailings disposal construction. And in the fall post rainy season maybe install an adjitation tank or two. However look to the fall for significant changes to increase production to it’s peak capacity.

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Up at the Colorados mine , between Sinaloa and Durango, we were at 6,000 + ft / 2000 + meters. We had no electricity but relied entirely upon deisel generators. We had a huge tank to store enough for the rainy season. This enabled us to keep on continous operation throughout the rainy season, even though we were isolated many times by road washouts.

The rains themselves did not slow production any more than it does in Canada. I am quite sure that Jim has taken all of this into account. so relatively normal work and construction would continue. Just rmember Deisel power is more costly than the Mexican power grid.

Side issue, but after a hevy rain, we has 12 different colored waterfalls for a few days, it was very pretty in the dense pine setting.

Don Jose de La Mancha