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Project engineering and management is more my thing.

I spat my tea out when I heard it! Perhaps there's a job opportunity there in the future lol

I've gone red now!

Just an word of caution with regards to doubling the size of the Redmoor resource, it depends on what grade we report at - I expect we will see a double report, X tonnes @1% Sn Equiv (We reported at 1% last year) and y tonnes@1.x%. The intercepts have been so much higher in grade terms this year, that it will be tempting to use this to boost the reported grade of the resource by increasing the cut off grade, the downside of that is that it reduces the tonnage, as some of the material will fall outside of the cut off grade applied.

The NAE update is out, again it gives some good insight, I don't know why SML don't present the RNS in a similar manner, it's much more understandable than just a table of numbers. https://search.asx.com.au/s/search.html?query=nae&collection=asx-meta&profile=web

Sorry, yes you're right, more wheels!

The good thing is Hanns Camp is, if there is something there, that should be at the stage that Redmoor is now, when Redmoor enters production, we'll wait and see, there is little point selling it at present as it has little real value at the moment.

Extension to the West that should be!

Just going through the results from today - its funny normally I would be looking at these and saying they are amazing (Which they are!), butultimately its more of the same, which isn't a bad thing.

We have a 500m x 250m (125,000m2) land area that we have now quite extensively explored, theres a few gaps in there, but that should be the area that the indicated resource will refer to. A couple of holes have then shown an extension of the structure 200m to the East - that is unlikely to feature in the Resource assessment as there is a large area of explored ground between, but what it does is open up another 300m x 300m (90,000m2) area for further drilling, so in crude terms whatever the resource statement comes up, there is potential for an up to 80% uplift after further drilling. The most intriguing thing about that Western Area, is it is truly polymetallic - just a couple of intercepts (1.52%Sn, 1.37%W, 1.86%Cu at a depth of 366m below Ordnance Datum and 0.69%Sn, 5.88%W, 3.14%Cu at a depth of 381m below ordnance datum). They are astonishing grades again, but as I said unlikely to show up in the resource, in other words this one has plenty more legs!

The Voxmarkets podcast is up, its a double bill today for SML

What can you say, yet more great drill results. What is brilliant about these results is it is improving the confidence that we have a continuous resource. The resource update is goi g to be very interesting.........

That's been my thoughts on it, and I wander if that's what Alan's delaying appointing a CEO for.

Here's an interesting one, not directly related to Redmoor, but sets the tone on the regulatory jurisdiction that Redmoor is in. Cornwall Council have launched a £500 Million investment fund. Today they have resolved to invest £1 Million in Strongbow's IPO on AIM, which is to fund dewatering South Crofty.

I don't think you could find a friendlier area of the UK in which to open a mine.

As an aside, our partners at Redmoor still have no management, which I find a little surprising, the board consists of Alan Broome and 2 NEDs, I would have thought they would have installed a CEO by now.

What there won't be is any new drill results - that's got to be released to the market first. What there is likely to be is more detailed geological information and programme information. THE CIE meetings are always interesting as it is a very knowledgeable experienced audience who certainly know the questions to ask, so I expect there will be some new info out of it.

According to the December drilling update, the processing plant refurbishment is due for completion by the end of Q1. So from that you can infer that we are on for production in H1.

http://www.saexplorers.com.au/archive/2018/

Try this and open 18Trewartha.pdf

Here's an interesting presentation on Leigh creek.... https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=http://www.saexplorers.com.au/archive/2018/18trewartha.pdf&ved=2ahUKEwj4zKnxk_rfAhW5URUIHRNDAco4FBAWMAN6BAgIEAE&usg=AOvVaw2gGXk30oLdKD-vP_GPwhTK

Yes, I expect I will be...

Looks like someone knows something, theres some big buys coming through.....