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George, side track at 142 has worked ................... just guessing 8-; maybe

Well that took some reading, certainly no where near as bad as I thought, they are quickly adapting to arising situations. as George has said, why no mention of post period activities/accounts? no sale of McBoaty, good or bad, I guess that's down to personal opinion, if we get another charter then we will be "Quids in" as it is we are down about $7m, sale to charter, but we still got the family silver intact, a few people selling early in the 2.7p range, I was expecting a huge fall today, very pleasantly surprised 8-))

I just read that link I posted .............. hilarious, one of the competitors dogs ate 20 pies and damaged a further 10 8-))

Just saying .................... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Pie_Eating_Championship

1st place CASP BOD

Hyper, once you have a post history, they allow you to put up links, thanks for the interesting post, 8-))

George, I am concerned for your sanity, has CASP done this to you?

Oh Hussy, your wit and humour is outstanding, I've no doubt you have won the Edinburgh Festival Fringe "Best comedy act" in the past. Just to add to your amazing repertoire. 8-))

Hi GOD ........... never posted to God before, anyway here goes, please forgive me for my sins, the EBAY link was for illustrative purposes only and a bit tongue in cheek, I am sorry, also God I would like to add, I like pond pumps, I also like talking about Metre/heads, correct me please God if I am wrong, the Metre/head becomes irrelevant if the outlet is at the same level as the input, all this theory is totally useless as we have to use settling tanks at the mine entrance, the lower the mine water level the more powerful the pump , please forgive me God 8-))

Here is 1 on EBAY for a tenner, 12v battery, does 1100GPH which is 5000l ..... 5 cubic metres, run it for 20hrs there is your 100m3 ...... all for a tenner, plus a car battery, so not a lot of water

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/314187874934?var=0&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=710-53481-19255-0&campid=5338749392&toolid=20006&customid=GB_131090_314187874934.142841610237~1869939439390-g_EAIaIQobChMItbWOuYCqgQMVB_DtCh3WfgTEEAQYBiABEgLIXPD_BwE

Shirly, the amount of water they are pumping is tiny, a very average bilge pump on a canal boat could keep up, the problem is what has happened before, the NRW are very aware of past events ...... In August 1984 the Afon Mawddach in mid Wales was

affected by a massive pollution from a gold mine located in the middle

reaches of the river. 1984 was a serious drought year throughout Wales with

next to no significant rain falling from spring until autumn. The

tragic pollution resulted in a slug of

highly toxic water moving downstream over a period of several days until it

reached the estuary and was diluted. Despite a major fish rescue operation

as the pollutant moved inexorably downriver, some 2,000 adult salmon and

sea trout were killed over the eight-mile-section of river affected.

Hussy, that's hilarious 8-))

Invest, rarer than hens teeth, however technically and before I get pulled up by Hussy, Hens don't have teeth.

Educate yourself Hussy . Copper is a mineral and an element essential to our everyday lives. It is a major industrial metal because of its high ductility, malleability, thermal and electrical conductivity and resistance to corrosion. . Tin occurs in grains of the native metal but chiefly as stannic oxide, SnO2, in the mineral cassiterite, the only tin mineral of commercial significance. The metal is obtained from cassiterite by reduction (removal of the oxygen) with coal or coke in smelting furnaces.

Morning George, heard anything on the jungle drums?

Anyway I digress from our wonderful CASP because there is naff all to talk about, I will be on Abersoch beach tomorrow with a little detour to have lunch with Bear Grylls on his island ................... he has no idea I will be there and probably shout at me for trespassing 8-))

Somm, ahh that reminds me of the old spud fable ..... A very attractive female potato, eldest of three says to her father one day "Daddy, I am in love with one of the King Edwards in the other trench. He has asked me to marry him. He's proper royalty. Can I marry him?" Her father was in agreement and says yes. A year later the second eldest then also announces she is getting married. "Who to?" asks the father. The second eldest daughter discloses her intended is from the opposite trench and is one of the Jersey Royals. Knowing how his eldest potato daughter was happy in her marriage, he also agrees. Some twelve months later, the third and youngest daughter announces her intention to marry. Excited, the father again asks the name of the intended fiancé to which she replies "Des Lynam". Furious, the father proclaims his annoyance and says "No, you cannot marry Des Lynam. He's a common tater!"

Haaaa good lad, that's what I have got, admittedly not with twin 300s on the back, lets get Casp up to 50p and I will think about it, there has to be something going on in the background after all these months, I just hope the "Bad news" RNS will be tempered with a brighter outlook, drinking and boating !!! most local authorities have very strict bylaws in place and in many cases the blood alcohol level is less than driving for a prosecution to take place .......... PS:- High powered RIBs kill you and your family very quickly 8-((

Hiya mate, still here and happy 8-)) late Summer sunshine and lots of boating, waiting for Casp to tell me Im rich

Ocelot as I said earlier, a couple of blokes have built a shed and put a tarpaulin on the roof, seriously that's not great progress

Belles, we are certainly in the Doldrums .... a nautical term I believe ....The Intertropical Convergence Zone, known by sailors as the doldrums or the calms because of its monotonous windless weather, I am dreading the next financial update we have already told its going to be BAD!!! the SP is certainly "monotonous" the wind has gone from our sails 8-(( any way on a brighter note, we have lots of projects on the go, and a new major shareholder, who I would certainly have expect to have done some very in depth due diligence