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If there was nothing at Apollo why are they chomping at the bit to drill it again

An Artemis target sat in the corner of their licence with Havieron licence on the southern border and Scallywag sat close on its western border.

Artemis quoted on several of its presentations as being sat on a 500m wide gravity ridge
“Close to the Havieron licence “
“Zipa being close to the Apollo target”
“Apollo being on the extremities of the Zipa target”
“Apollo pad 2 being near the centre of the Target”

My interpretation is that Zipa and Apollo are the same target the centre of which straddles the borders of the 3 licences Artemis/Havieron/Scallywag.
Wired that of Artemis recent drills and Zipa are all going away from this ridge ENE.
Artemis are saying they want to start drilling again Q1 22 , I would expect the drills to be in a more westward direction towards this gravity ridge.
Whether our Zipa drill is actually testing Zipa target is another matter it’s pointing towards Havieron North, so do they join up :))
With Artemis stressing they’ve seen gold and copper in the cores I wouldn’t like to bet against there being mineralisation at Zipa/Apollo/Scallywag

Sentinel 1a is still working
https://www.politico.eu/article/eu-climate-change-satellite-environment/amp/

Sentinel satellite shuts down
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/copernicus-sentinel-1b-satellite-monitoring-health-of-the-planet-falls-silent-8r2vdds6r

Hi Ben
That’s what my niece and husband do buy and do up and rent out, the French won’t do it because of the inheritance tax issues. He was offered 2 terrace properties in Cognac for €50,000, he said to my niece offer him €20,000 . Noh noh noh was the reply , 6 months later they paid 20,000, complete ramshackle but just finished and let out for €800 each pm.
Apparently if you reinvest in another you don’t pay tax on the income but don’t hold me to that.
They live in a close and gradually been buying the rest.

Hi Ben
There’s only Pascalle licence that Ggp have between Havieron and Telfer.
Rio are between Havieron and Pascalle
Rudall is to the SE of Havieron by Fortesque licence.
There are 4 licences in Canning to applied for and 2 owned including the one with Tabletop 1 the bigger of the two, Tabletop 2 is still applied for I believe.

How did you get on with your viewing, my niece lives near Cognac and advises people on buying in France. The taxes are complicated which is why I haven’t done it, distances were too great. Plus I’m hopeless at French :))

Follow up on the new licence Pascalle

The Pascalle tenement (E45/5316) is an area covering 75km2 located in the heart of the Paterson Province situated approximately equidistant between the world class Havieron gold-copper deposit and Newcrest Mining’s Telfer Gold Mine.
The Pascalle tenement remains underexplored as bedrock sits beneath 20-50m of cover limiting the application of traditional exploration methods. The area has a number of key geological similarities with other major discoveries in the region including a heat source (O’Callaghan’s Granite) to generate circulation of metal rich fluids, hydrothermal pathways along basement faults and both structural and stratigraphic traps to concentrate mineral deposition.

Location map + Canning licences
https://greatlandgold.com/projects/rudall-and-canning/

Acquired from Province Resources
https://www.provinceresources.com/pascallecoppergold

Five targets have been identified beneath shallow cover where it is believed structural traps may have concentrated mineralising fluids as they moved along regional faults:
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Pascalle: 2.0km x 2.0km ‘Bullseye’ target bisected by N-S trending structure, similar in nature to geophysical footprint of Havieron
New Axis: 1.5km x 1.0km ‘Horseshoe’ target along interpreted dome fold axis
Sheppard: 1.5km x 1.0km ‘Horseshoe’ target adjacent to O’Callaghans Granite
Wilki:
: 2.0km x 1.5km ‘Magnetic Break
target at junction of regional fault and Wilki Granite

Jarrah: 1.5km x 1.0km discrete ‘Linear’ target along interpreted fold axis

Cont’d
Panorama
A very large area containing 3 licences with 2 distinct type of targets
In the NW a 6.5km long gold anomaly following a river bed and fault line.
The bulk of the licence contains possibly a very large cobalt anomaly maybe the largest in Western Australia or Australia itself.
Ggp suggesting nickel is there as well ( cobalt is not normally found on it’s own)
Will be drilled in this years exploration programme according to SD

Bromus
A long licence running NW-SE in the SW of Western Australia close to the nickel area.
A few drills have been done by Ggp and further modelling has found the sources of surveys near to where the drills were deployed.
Mainly a Nickel/gold target with MMI survey readings of 2670ppm that is 0.267%
Infrastructure runs close to the southern end of the licence road, water, electric etc

Rudall and Canning
Rudall is a small licence to the SE of Havieron with one Bullseye target anomaly.
Underexplored needs surveying to see what’s there

Canning is way to the SE of Havieron but is in the same belt that runs from Port Headland to Musgrave mines and on to Olympic dam area.
Canning has 4 licences 2 of which contain Tabletop 1 and Tabletop 2 very exciting bullseye features , strong coincidence of the gravity and magnetic anomalies.
Historical reports by geoscientists suggest drilling of Tabletop 2 first down to at least 800-1000m.
If they’re big enough infrastructure will not be an issue.

A new licence to the west of Havieron and SE of Telfer has not had much success but Ggp seem to think the previous owners didn’t look deep enough.
One target is a bullseye feature similar in nature to Havieron

Havieron
An early stage mining development with Decline infrastructure progressing.
An ore body that keeps on expanding with increasing grades.
30% owned at the moment with negotiations ongoing for NCM to buy 5% from Ggp.
Potential tier 1 resource with an MRE due soon to upgrade the Indicated and Inferred Already announced.

Juri joint venture
Paterson Range East
Latest drill results on Goliath and Outermind both hit gold anomalies.
New models being formulated for future programmes.
New aero magnetic survey on the west side have found new targets to be drilled H1 2022 A9 and 11 together with Tama an exciting “supergene” target.

Blackhills
An exciting area where the nuggets were found in 2018
Saddlereef and Saddlereef South are promising targets. Firstly a reef like prospect similar in nature to Telfer and further south a dipping ore body about 250 wide 60 m thick by 2km long.
Over 250 historical drills on BH have had gold in their drilling logs.
Drilling in H1 2022 will focus on Parley North, A27 and a very long target to the south of Saddlereef South

Scallywag
A large licence 100% wholly owned by Greatland
Last years drilling of Kraken, Blackbeard and London hit gold and copper alteration and will help in vector studies of finding ore bodies.
This year’s exploration has centred around Swan in the North , Teach and Barbossa west, assay results still waiting.
Additional surveys have located Archieteutis to the north of Kraken.
The road between Telfer and Havieron is proposed to go through Scallywag, works to commence this year.
Environmental studies have been carried out on the proposed route.

Ernest Giles
A very long arching licence if compared to the M25 would go 2/3rds the way round.
An archway greenstone area renowned for its goldfields, much older than Havieron.
Suggested to have 2x 5m gold targets with numerous 1m camp style targets.
Relinquished 2 licences last year only to reapply for Wishbone and another one but not reapplied for Carnegie in the centre which reportedly had the nickel.
Ggp eager to start drilling again in this years drilling campaign.

Tasmania
Firetower
A licence with 5 areas of interest the best of which is Firetower itself a small bullseye feature with strong gold and copper readings near the surface open at depth.
Maybe containing 1m oz
Firetower west is a large underexplored area with gold and copper readings.
Star of the west in the north are historical workings in a forested area.
Firetower east has had a few drills picking up copper and zinc alteration, needs more exploration.
There’s another historical mine area in the NE.
Ggp working towards joint venturing this licence.

Warrantina
A long north to south series of historical mine workings
Ggp have concentrated their recent campaigns in the south exploring beneath historical workings picking up new targets deeper down.
Suggested to contain a 1m oz gold in total on the licence and Ggp also wants to joint ventur

There is a second hand one for sale in UK for £605,000. Too big to drill underground in the decline so will be drilling from surface.
2,500m at 60 degree incline would give a vertical depth of 2165m less 420 cover = 1745m ore depth.
Drill 141 got to 1420 ore depth
90W6 nearly the same in the eastern extension
86W4 could be a tad deeper in SE deeps 400m still in assay
No other drills have reached these depths they were drilling to their current maximum.
This new drill should start picking ore to 1700 and infilling 1300 - 1500
It could be the bigger drill is needed to finalise a bulk mining plan

Look at this map from the web site and see where Canning and Tabletop zone are in and tell me you don’t get excited
https://greatlandgold.com/projects/rudall-and-canning/
A very well defined bullseye gravity and magnetic coincidence larger than Havieron

In terms of Olympic Dam-type mineralisation the relationship between gravity and magnetic sources is comparable, however the amplitude of the gravity anomaly is considerably lower at Tabletop1 (0.5mgal vs >10.0mgal). Similarly the density contrast is lower, which suggests that if the Tabletop1 gravity anomaly is due to haematitic alteration, the alteration is not as intense as at Olympic Dam.
In terms of Telfer-style mineralisation it has been suggested that the gravity anomaly may arise from sulfides within sediments above an intrusive source. While this is possible – with a density contrast of 0.05g/cc indicating that approximately 1.1% sulfides could give rise to the gravity anomaly, it is noted that no gravity anomaly is evident over Telfer, nor is it directly underlain by a magnetic intrusive (Sexton, 1994).
Regardless, there is a very interesting empirical relationship between the magnetic and gravity anomalies. In order to determine the source of the gravity anomaly a hole should be drilled to a vertical depth of at least 1000 metres, and possibly to 1200 metres, into the core of the dense source.

Have Ggp anymore Havieron lookalikes?
Tabletop 1 and 2 are the favourites.

6.0 CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS
Gravity surveys over the Tabletop 1, 2 and 3 magnetic anomalies have delineated discrete anomalous responses at Tabletop 1 and Tabletop 2.
The depth to the source of the 0.5 milligal gravity anomaly at Tabletop 1 has been modelled to be approximately 800 metres, with the dense source extending to a depth of about 1200 metres. This suggests that all or most of the dense source lies above the source of the magnetic anomaly, which has been modelled to lie 1250 metres beneath the suface.
While the density contrast between host rocks and anomalous source at Tabletop 1 is quite low, as is the surface response (when compared with the response at Olympic Dam), the gravity anomaly is thought to arise from alteration and/or mineralisation above a magnetic intrusive. There is considerable size potential. Hence this anomaly is a quality exploration target. The depth of the sources of the responses may however be prohibitive, as a +1000 metre deep hole would be required to test this target.

Tabletop 2 a lower amplitude 0.1-0.15 milligal gravity anomaly was delineated directly over the magnetic anomaly. The source of this response appears to lie between 400m and 700m of surface, and primarily above the source of the magnetic anomaly. Since this target is shallower than Tabletop 1, yet its density contrast is similar, it is thought to be a higher quality target for alteration and/or mineralisation above a magnetic intrusion.
Hence it is recommended that the nature of the sources of the magnetic and gravity anomalies at Tabletop 2 be determined with a 600-800m deep drill hole. The results from such a hole could be used to reprioritise the prospectivity of the Tabletop 1 anomalies.
Gravity surveying over the Tabletop 3 magnetic anomaly failed to delineate a discrete anomalous response over or adjacent to the modelled source of the magnetic anomaly. Hence no further work at this target is recommended.

From my previous posts Ggp can be seen to be progressing the modelling of 2 targets now on Blackhills
Saddlereef
A reef style system similar in nature to Telfer reefs. The latest drilling found a second reef below one previously identified.
Gold has been located here at or near the surface,
Other minerals include Bismuth, Arsenic,Tellurium and Tungsten all vectors aiding the company towards where the hot zone could be.

Saddlereef South
A separate ore body from Saddlereef
A steeply dipping ore body starting close to the surface and drilling has identified at least 250m length and still open at depth.
Identified strong copper results of 1%, all intercepts have gold in their results.
Ggp have reported this to be a weaker grade zone on the edge of a higher grade body but they’re not sure where at this moment as the ore body has been proven to extend 1km NW and 1km to SE
That’s 2,000m x 250 x 60 possible volume

Dhanteras
Quite obvious that you haven’t read or understood the PFS and mining plan

Saddlereef South
“ The Cu-Au mineralisation zone correlates strongly to the adjacent holes SRRC007 and SRRC008, especially the high grade Cu core zones (Figure 3), and potentially represents the low grade edge of a mineralised system plunging either to the north west or south east. Follow up work including further ground electro-magnetic surveying (“GEM”) is planned to test these down plunge positions, looking for a higher grade Au-Cu zonation within this system.”

Juri joint venture results
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/20211223-GGP-Announcement-Juri-JV-Drilling-Results-with-images.pdf
The historical drilling results at the end of this RNS is quite fascinating.
268 drill results everyone has a gold intercept above 0.1g/t (apart from 4 which were just below).
The majority of the intercepts are mainly in the 0-50m from surface zone.

Saddlereef
These latest results went deeper apparently finding another reef type layer lower down.
“ Structural analysis suggests the quartz veins form an array of flat veins within steeper bedding on the fold limb, similar to that previously reported in BHD001, representing reef style mineralisation. The results are encouraging as mineralisation style and metal affinities are similar to reef style veins in the nearby Telfer deposit.”

Further south around BH03 on Saddle south
“ Results are encouraging, confirming the continuity of Au-Cu anomalism between the historical holes, defining an envelope some 60m in true thickness and at least 250m long in a down-dip direction (Figure 3). The zone is completely open for almost 1km in both the north western and south-eastern strike extensions with no other known deep drilling testing this structure.”
They have found a dipping ore body 60m in thickness about 250m long from surface and open at the base.
They suggest the continuity with other historical drills stretching 1km to the NW and 1km to the SE.
A gold copper ore body not like Saddlereef which is a gold ore body of 2 known reefs at present.

This coming drilling season in H1 2022 will test targets parlay north(a priority target) A30, a large anomaly A31 to the south of Saddle South and A27 Blackhills north plus others depending on budget.
Plus Tama on PRE and A9.

If you don’t believe me ask Paddy or Hydro I showed them his response.

Ask your own questions, do you your own research.
It’s quite obvious you haven’t done any or intend to do any just here to ridicule and spread negativity on the board clogging it up with abusive posts.

Hi Rosso
https://youtu.be/h4394_Qw3xU
Podcast

Hi Rosso
You need to check out my podcast again, I went through the ones outstanding.
They’re also shown on the drill reports of 9th Dec.
86W4 has an intercept 565.3m long, that equates to a 400m vertical depth below the known SE deeps.