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Review of 2021 cont’d
October
2nd Golden Wedding and nephews wedding
13th met up with Tig and the Stag eventers
2?th ?0 birthday
28th granddaughter’s 20th
29th gathering of the Bamps clan

What a month :))

July
8th Jul Appointment of CFO
20th Jul
official opening of the Karlajarta Decline.
69m completed
Contractor moves to 24 hour working
Drilling results - lab delays with results building up
7 drills reported including 136W1 with 201m @0.45g/t

August
11th Aug
Group Mining Engineer appointed Otto Richter

24th Aug
Drilling commences at 100% owned Scallywag licence
Barbossa West identified as a new target

September
1st
Drilling results at Juri joint venture
Gold mineralisation encountered on the 1st 4?holes in the campaign
AEM now due to be carried out
9th
Havieron drill results including another stunning result from the wedge drill at 133 of 133m @ 7g/t
And drill 141 extending the Eastern breccia

16th
Acquired the Pascalle 100% owned tenement
Acquired the Taunton 100% owned licence and 2 more licence applications at Canning.
Tabletop 1 and 2 look very prospective bullseye features at Canning

Review of 2021 cont’d
April
Final results from the Scallywag drilling campaign identified further pathfinder elements from the last 4 holes and Architeutis was identified as a new target.
The Juri exploration campaign gets going at Goliath .

End of April saw the latest drill results issued subdued by bad weather and lab delays with only 4 holes reported but 2 from the Northern breccia of over 100m intercepts above 1g/t plus copper between 0.11% and 0.22%. Copper values of 0.5% and 0.6% were found in those intercepts deeper down near the end of the hole.

May
Box cut nearly 90% complete
Shaun Day granted share options

The decline works commence

June
Drilling results still hampered by lab delays but saw the announcement of drill 133 with 85m @11g/t and 108.5m @1.7g/t a stunning result lower down in the SE crescent

Review of 2021

January
The share price reached record levels after Newcrest Board approved Early Works funding for Havieron of $146m for 100% of the project .
On the 20th Jan the first 3 holes of Scallywag were released not reaching market expectations the share price declined sharply.
These results however picked out anomalous pathfinder minerals and these indicated to a new target named Teach after results from an AEM survey.
The AEM survey also picked out numerous new targets around the area called Blackhills South, one target named Swan.

21st Jan saw the early construction works commence on the Box cut

28th Jan
Stunning drill results
5 drills reported intercepts over 100m in length between 2g/t and 3.6g/t plus copper between 0.27% and 0.6%.

Progress though was being hampered by bad weather and backlog in the assay lab for the core results.

February
Shaun Day commenced his appointment as CEO on the 8th
Van Eck increased their holding to nearer 6%

A new licence applied for at Canning containing the bulk of a magnetic bullseye anomaly next to a crustal fault similar to Havieron

Works programme agreed with Newcrest for early exploration works on the Juri joint venture with Newcrest

March
Drill results were slowed by bad weather and lab delays but still produce 3 intercepts over 100m long over 1.7g/t and up to 0.63% copper

2 licences were applied for at Ernest Giles, one of these was relinquished in 2020 containing the Wishbone target (nothing to do with the other company) which has had extensive survey work completed on it.

Quote of the year from Bamps
“It’s MASSIVE “
:))

When you look back at the years drill results the shear numbers of drills has been quite staggering .
Dec 2020
Total of 128,559m from 134 drill holes

65,000m planned till June

Jan 2021
Total of 138,504m from 153 drill holes
Jun 2021
Total of 164,420m from 190 drill holes
Dec 2021
Total of 219,561m from 266 drill holes
Plus around 10,000m 10 holes completed assays pending.
90,000m planned till June

That’s around 100,000m completed drilling.
35,000m more than planned.
Nearly 2/3rds more than planned.

First tranche of the NCM loan $20m was to cover this drilling and construction.
It’s no wonder they needed another $10m.

Who is this BiggL oh yes I remember he’s the one that believes it costs $3,098per oz to get it out of the ground.
Why would anyone believe anything he posts on here, it’s total misleading information .
Very deceitful

Hi Tig
Happy Birthday to you, hope it’s a good one.
Looking forward to the Stag do in the Spring:))

Thanks everyone for your comments.
1.6k views in 2 days that’s phenomenal.
Sequel planned “ Brew with a bigger Bottle “ :))

Well it’s December 2022 what a year it has been, so much has happened.
The Decline was finished on time and Byrnecut on new contract to excavate the Western mining front and then on to the Eastern Front and the new plan to stope the Northern corridor.
A roadheader came in a few months ago and is now on its way downwards to get to 900m deep around the spiral.
The waste mound now looks enormous, a stepped structure nearly ready for its covering of soil now the first Decline is complete.
The evaporation ponds are 50% complete.
The Evasee fan is in position and should be working soon.
The haulage road to Telfer is well under way and nearing completion.
The exploration was a fantastic success with the planned 90,000m completed by June on the main ore body. A lot of those assays still pending.
Some rigs have remained on the main ore body infilling deep under the Northern and Eastern breccia, the rest are still exploring Zipa ,Havieron North and recently Mica.
Dioritic dykes in these 3 seem to be the order of the day with some incredible results , still a long way to go on exploring these and Artemis still drilling their targets Apollo and Atlas.
2023 will see the Ggp drilling campaign start next to Apollo in Scallywag to test the extent of this target.
Ggp 2022 campaign has been testing all over the place at Archie, Ernest Giles , Panorama , Rudall and Canning.
Blackhills Saddlereef seems to be the success on Juri at the moment with recent drilling going deeper and hitting mineralisation.
Hopefully the 5% settlement will come through soon so the drilling campaign for 2023 can be stepped up a notch.
Glad to see an amicable settlement.

Great relief now the FS is finally been issued now waiting for the Decision to Mine which is just a formality.
Plans to start extracting into 2023 by October should be a big boost in confidence with that 6m tons mining plan being put into operation.
2023 Should be another great year to look forward to.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=h4394_Qw3xU&feature=youtu.be
Hope you will learn from it :))

One more
Quote from LSE
“In February, Greatland Gold CEO Shaun Day chose London South East for his first interview as CEO – and was viewed an extraordinary 10,000 times. “

Hi MH
You are incorrect read sections 6&7
NCM have the lead in a joint venture
They need 75% to gain overall control at the moment they have joint control.
The joint venture is about to turn into a joint operation.
That position of gaining control will be part of the costs.
There is also some accounting procedure where they can declare 100% on their accounts but don’t hold me to that I’ve read it somewhere.
75% is a magic number for NCM didn’t fall for it with Juri well done GH :))

Just popped in while it’s quiet to wish everyone a happy Xmas and New Year stay healthy.
I’m not going to post for a while but I’m going to leave you with a Xmas present.
My next podcast has been done yesterday, just waiting now for Bottle to release it, he’s organising the pics so you can see what I’m jabbering on about.

Stay safe , stay healthy
Bamps :))

Hi Timber
This actual trend turns north in Scallywag following a fault line
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/ARV/02264726.pdf
Page 2
It goes from Zipa, Apollo, Scallywag, Budgiedown and Outamind.
It’s a trend of magnetic rock according to Artemis.

Why don’t some of you go and do some research instead of criticism of Hydrogen who is doing the research. Some of us paid to see that link to that conference you should be grateful.
As far as the suggestion of Havieron running into Scallywag research this Artemis plan and find the link with Scallywag, Apollo and Zipa they are linked.
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/pdf/ARV/02264726.pdf
Page 2 plan you will need to expand it

Just watched David Baddiel programme on BBC about the anger and rage that social media causes.

I try to use this Board to bounce ideas off others to gain knowledge of what I have invested into.
Occasionally it disintegrates into a rage of hatred and abuse.

I must admit I have not liked today’s Board it started with deceit and carried on in a torrent of abuse from all quarters.
I tried to change the subject with informative posts but were drowned out with what I feel is just rubbish drivel and we’re lost .
Just think to yourself before writing something that you yourself would not like to read, no matter how hard your convictions are.
Just stop , think and rethink before posting abusive or disruptive or deceitful posts.
We may then have a more happy Board with well mannered people

The indicated resource has not taken in any of the adjacent breccia due to insufficient drill density.
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/211209-GGP-Havieron-Exploration-Update-with-images-vF.pdf
Page 10
If you look to the west side of the Dyke there are a plethora of intercepts all targeting the Inferred zone which were not included in the Indicated.
Drill 150,W1, W2 from the north, bearing in mind the Dyke has moved to the east at this position allowing an increase in breccia volumes.
There’s 34m ton not accounted for in the Indicated but in the Inferred.
Hopefully a big increase in mineable volumes .
This 150 set of drills had some stunning intercepts
140m @ 2.9g/t
113.8m @ 3.4g/t

This drill 86W4 may have an immediate effect on the mining plan of 2m ton per annum.
The last intercept results have deepened the SE crescent so a 5th front looks extremely likely, forcing up the tonnage from the SLOS besides the already planned increase to 3m.

This 5th front might be split into 2 due to the depth to 6th fronts.
This doesn’t take into account the 400m assay pending section.
We could end up with 8 fronts of SLOS.
Big thing is though the Dyke is inclining away to the east from this drill position, widening this zone.
This zone is all bulk mineable now that the Dyke has moved out of the way, grades are holding above 1g/t.

Of course the usual caveat “ Still open at depth “

Referring to
https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/211209-GGP-Havieron-Exploration-Update-with-images-vF.pdf

Page 9 Plan
Bottom left of the ore body
There are 3 drills way out from the ore body at least 300m
149,149W2 these 2 are at the base of the 4th mining front
86w4 is way lower maybe 1450 of ore or 1873m below surface, it’s way down.
I don’t think it’s the lower one that’s altered the Decline plan but hopefully it could have had an effect.

The top 2 I believe are testing the ground where the 4th western mining front access tunnels have been designed
The change to SLOS has pushed the access tunnels SW towards the original spiral position forcing that to go SW.
Talk of bad ground forcing the change is incorrect.

I’m intrigued what’s happening with 86W4 possibly our deepest drill c400m of assays pending 300m outside of the top orebody .
We know the orebody is inclining to the south lower down so this is partly the reason.
Could be they’ve moved the decline just in case or they know more than they’ve published so far