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Heres an interesting interview: - https://www.podbean.com/media/player/3j93r-d4f910d-dir?vjs=1

With regards to Corporate communications, its very quiet, my gut feeling is they are trying to get to a position where there is constant newsflow.

What most people don't realise is that Cornwall Councils land holding at Newquay Airport is collosal, for years they've been trying to attract an aircraft manufacturer - it has a nearly 13,000 ft runway and enough space to build another Boeing seattle factory.

Its an interesting one, its been going on behind the scenes for well over a year now.

Yes of course! I hope you didn't take that as a criticism, to be honest its a credit to you tgat you picked up tge railings management, its something that a lot of people don't think about.

Hi Contrariwise, thats a great video (and thank you for the mention).
Just a couple of things: -

1. Tailings facility, a full tailings dam is not required, with tailings storage required being surfe/standby capacity only. The reason for this is that the duck pond mill includes a paste fill plant. The paste fill plant thickens the tailings to enable it to be placed underground (tailings dams are turning into a thing of the past after several high profile dam failures). If you look at duck pond on Google earth, tge mine had a modest 5000m2 dam, which would have mainly been used in the early days of operation before mined out stopes became available for backfilling. We already have lots of mined out areas for paste fill.

2. Ore sorting feasibility study - this is a pretty small study as the hard work was done a couple of years ago into the technical study if both XRT sorting and traditional DMS. So the feasibility study won't be much more than re running the financials.

If a bank was willing to loan it definitely!

This is the x ray sorting in practice, its bloody clever: - https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=PdHlgHPaalY

I see Tungsten West had a Proactive interview today, which is a bit bizarre as they as are a private company, so I guess they are looking towards a listing. So will it be an IPO or RTO. If the latter, I guess Mustang will be interested, with PW and AB looking towards access Hemerdons mill?

Do you believe a mine is like a light switch, you just turn it off and on?

Actually Lombard can't sell any until next week. Then there's Aether and the other funds in June.

Whether or not Lombard decide to sell any remains to be seen, but I guess they will be delighted with a 75% return.

Not likely the cornish have been diluted out.

Scotland is definitely somewhere i intend to take a trip to one day.

Thats a good question.

1. The biggest reason is sentiment - people looking at previous years losses and previous years promises that failed to materialise.
2. Fear of the "overhang" (personally I think its a load of rubbish), Lombard have over 1 billion shares that theoretically they can start selling next Monday.

This id one of the easiest ones going to value. What do we know?
1. The copper price
2. Mining Capacity
3. Processing recovery
4. Operating costs.

If you were buying an explorer going into development you wouldn't know any of that, everything would be hypothetical.

Boo wants to base investment decisions on past finanicals - the problem with that approach is you are effectively making decisions on conditions 12 - 18 months ago.

The restaurant i was talking about is in Padstow - its Prawn on the Farm if you fancy giving it a go.

It is funny, you never use to see Cornwall on TV much, at the moment it seems to dominate the schedules.

We cannot wait for the hordes! God help us@ Its going to be a nuts summer here.

Someone i know put their website live for their restaurant w weeks ago, within 2 hours they had more than 2000 bookings for this summer.

I don't think the gold assay results will do anything - it will only confirm what the smelter paid for the gold. Gold here really is a side show and will account for less than 10% oftotal revenues. If people want to invest in gold, they would probably be better off looking at gold mining companies.

Absolutely Evan!

I think that's where we maybe in 2023.