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Yeah there's a few breaks in the cloud around the area but the 2 bits we would like visibility of are obscured.

https://twitter.com/paddygall1/status/1284757650031489025?s=20

I'll check the Planet.com picture to see if there is anything on there tomorrow. Enjoy your Sunday guys - catch up with you tomorrow.

GLA - Paddy

Looks like either Mother Nature or NCM have conspired against us today - fluffy white clouds right where we didn't want to see any. Obscuring the view of the Scallywag area also.

https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/?zoom=14&lat=-21.72063&lng=122.64064&themeId=DEFAULT-THEME&datasetId=S2L1C&fromTime=2020-07-19T00%3A00%3A00.000Z&toTime=2020-07-19T23%3A59%3A59.999Z&layerId=1_TRUE_COLOR&visualizationUrl=https%3A%2F%2Fservices.sentinel-hub.com%2Fogc%2Fwms%2F42924c6c-257a-4d04-9b8e-36387513a99c

ATB - Paddy

Oh and on Scallywag, all I said was we wouldn't be seeing as much day to day activity on the satellite images as we would probably only have 1 rig on there initially.

Scallywag may be half Havieron, it may be twice as big - I don't know but I'm looking forward to finding out.

ATB Paddy

Davie - I don't have to prove anything to you mucker, take my word for it or don't, it makes no difference to me mate.

I haven't sold any of my shares, I have said that I will publicly let the board know when I do and I will stick to that.

2/3rds of my shares are in SIPPs and I'm holding those for the foreseeable. I have said I will sell some in my ISA when I feel the time is right, it will be a maximum of 1/4 of my ISA shares which would be about 1M.

Take it or leave it mate and that's my final word on the matter.

Cheers Paddy

BS Davielad,
I still have every share in GGP that I've ever bought.

Facts, facts & more facts - you can make your own mind up but I've only reported facts mate.

ATB Paddy

In theory we have exactly the same scenario at Scallywag apart from the holes that NCM drilled didn't go deep enough penetrate the permian at all.
They were obviously interested in the magnetic responses there as they actually went to the effort of planning the 12 holes and carrying out the four although ultimately they failed.

GGP's surveys show that there is a gravity co-incident anomaly to go with the magnetic responses and the MMI/geochem surveys that GGP subsequently carried out garnered very similar results from the pathfinder elements although the copper response was significantly higher.

Can't wait for us to get through that overburden at Scallywag - do we think Callum might possibly be in attendance to see the cores as they come out of the ground? The anticipation is killing me, I can only imagine what they feel like out there.

GLA - Paddy

Bamps - if this is the one you are talking about from February 2018 then it says the main ore-body could be up to 650,000,000 tonnes. It says the smaller body is immediately adjacent to the primary body - maybe a good shout for the drilling in the SW ??

https://polaris.brighterir.com/public/greatland_gold/news/rns/story/xp02gjw

"Forward modelling of detailed aeromagnetic data (50m line spacing and 40m mean terrain clearance) and detailed ground gravity data (100m x 100m and 100m x 200m station spacing) over the Havieron target was completed in February 2018 by independent geophysical consultants. Results of forward modelling have defined a primary body approximately 600m x 600m across with a depth extent from 400m to 900m below surface resulting in a potential volume of more than 240,000,000 cubic metres and an estimated mass of more than 650,000,000 tonnes. A second smaller body with a volume of more than 16,000,000 cubic metres lies immediately adjacent to the primary body. Results of forward modelling are indicative only as geophysical data is ambiguous, however modelled bodies were constrained to known physical rock properties and therefore potentially represent the core of the mineralised system at Havieron. Forward modelling suggests that of the six historic drill holes completed at Havieron only two intersected the target. Those two holes intersected only the very top of the mineralised system but returned over 100m of mineralisation (HAC9101) and over 50m of mineralisation (HAC9201) peaking at 15.4g/t gold and 2.5% copper within broad, lower grade intercepts"

So their forward modelling and surveys obviously have held up pretty well and are being proven by the NCM drilling.

In the same RNS they reported that they had carried out MMI & Ground Gravity surveys at Havieron and Ground Gravity at Scallywag. Interestingly they reported that the Ground Gravity was a success at Scallywag but it was just a one-liner.

"Gravity results from Scallywag show gravity highs co-incident with the magnetic targets over approximately 2km of strike."

If you listened to the video with Sam Garrett who had Havieron before GGP, that was one of his reasons for initially taking the Havieron license - the Gravity & Magnetic co-incident response. Listen from about 5 mins in.

https://youtu.be/bXdhO7vbCEY

Here's to a good week - ATB Paddy

Floater - I use AJ Bell for both my SIPP & ISA.
They are very good for customer service (although I've only rang them once), they have a good website and it's a nice simple design and easy to navigate. The only down side is you are limited with the shares you can trade.
My wife has her ISA with IG Markets.
Again I find it a good platform but it definitely has more of a professional trader feel to it. The good thing with this is you can trade US, Australian and most European stocks with IG. Strangely enough though you can't get Canadian (TSX) stocks.

ATB - Paddy

Hi tom,
They might be able to use the NCM labs for initial analysis, but anything to be reported in an RNS will have to be assayed at an independent lab in Perth.

NCM use Intertek to assay their drill cores for the 6 weekly updates. There's always the possibility that we could get a 'visual mineralisation' RNS like we did with HAD005, especially if the mineralisation looks similar to the cores from Havieron.

Also as regards the depth - CB has said that the modelling at Scallywag has revealed a similar depth profile as Havieron so even though the cover is less the designed drill depths 'could' be as deep as the 600m we had at Havieron especially if they keep seeing mineralisation as the cores come out of the ground.

Exciting times ahead - Paddy

@Joebass
If you read the whole comment it was just to say that Havieron has 9 rigs drilling 24/7 whereas Scallywag initially will probably just be one rig with one crew so a single shift per day.

I was just trying to warn people that they wouldn't see multiple drill pads appearing in every satellite update.

ATB Paddy

I don't disagree Torham but with the demands of NCM running 9 rigs 24/7, Artemis starting their campaign and now GGP starting their drilling the demands on the rigs and crews must be phenomenal in that part of Australia at the moment.

The good news is the overburden is not so deep at Scallywag so the planned holes may be more shallow and might not take as long.

ATB - Paddy

Thanks MDC - it's all publicly available info that anyone can access, nice to be able to put it out there for people to make their own minds up.
I don't think Scallywag is going to be anything like Havieron - just to warn people. I would imagine that GGP will only be using 1 rig and I doubt it will be 24/7 so we aren't suddenly going to see drill-pads appearing all over the place like Havieron.

ATB - Paddy

Well nobody has contacted me to ask me to stop yet lol.

Keeps everybody on their toes - Paddy

Just did a bit of work on Google Earth using the data that AM90 spotted yesterday - hopefully GGP are getting set-up and ready to go at Kraken.

https://twitter.com/paddygall1/status/1284082477548658688?s=20

ATB - Paddy

Fascinating insight MDC - it's like black magic to me but great to get some idea of the mechanics from you.

Keep up the good posts - Paddy

It's not just certain companies - they are closing down the complete mining and oil/gas business

https://www.mining-journal.com/capital-markets/news/1391082/london-broker-numis-exits-mining-sector

Paddy

Rup,
That article could almost have been written with GGP in mind - "sit tight and make money" - sounds like a plan.

ATB - Paddy

Telfer was outcropping whereas Havieron is obviously under cover.

Have a look on here SoS - loads of info regarding Telfer.

http://www.portergeo.com.au/database/mineinfo.asp?mineid=mn224

It's terrible what a bit of boredom will do to your brain.

Anyway I tend to agree with Merc & Spy, the longer this sideways consolidation goes on then potentially the more explosive the move when it comes.

GLA Paddy

How many copies shall I put you down for Spy??