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A comprehensive article re Breccias which I haven't read yet.

https://corbettgeology.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Chapter-4-Breccias-single-page18-2-18_-interactive.pdf

Yes this makes sense when looking at the photos again, there is a person in one of the side on photos and a scale of 6m rods looks correct.

So potentially 150m to go to 1100m..

Yes I agree re the copper.. I believe a Breccia can contain different metals from the outside therefore the Breccia core may be high grade copper with the mineralised quartz to outer edges containing gold and some copper..

1.25% of copper per tonne is equivalent of 1g/t gold so if there is copper and over 2% then this is also fantastic.

Also there looks to be only 25 rods left at circa 3m each so maybe around 75m to go..

Clutching yes but need to fill the time between the official updates. Hole 2 update by end of next week IMO.

From the RNS 21.08.25.

The drill rig will now be setting up on a step-out hole to test the breccia pipe more towards the centre of the system. The plan is to drill the top of the second hole with a rotary mud bit to a depth of approximately 150m before setting casing and drilling on with PQ diamond core followed by narrower NQ core to final depth.

So is there any eagle eyed on here that can tell the difference from a PQ or NQ diamond core rod from the photo posted on X today..?

NQ has an outer diameter of 75mm and PQ 85mm.... Looks to be the smaller NQ diameter to me..

Considering we haven't had a drilling update for over a month and the share price is up 10x since April.

The price is holding well and its encouraging. IMO.

From WSBN previous RNS , Figure 2...

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/WSBN/new-3d-modelling-at-red-setter-and-presentation-zy27mcxnrv7a8o7.html

The original holes re-entered were to the east of this triangular dome structure, drilling at an angle from the east. Hole 2 moved 25m west on same pad and is drilling the 'lateral' extent (NW/SE)over the top 'peak' of this structure.

All in my opinion.

LOTM

Er no......

I am happy with the information I have reviewed and my understanding that the top of the dome will potentially intersect the mineralisation shallower. Its obvious considering its interpreted as a dome shape. It is my view and I don't have to justify myself to you.. You constantly misinterpret all the information available and deliver it with such confidence.

I also forgot to mention the WSBN Tweet a couple of weeks ago with drill core cases form Hole 2. You could see the core tray which appeared to state 314m and the lid was sitting off one of the trays. The cores were low resolution but I wasn't the only one to spot the cores looked to potentially be mineralised..

For me and my understanding, hitting the top of the dome is important for two reasons.

- Hitting the top rather than drilling in from an angle means WSBN will intersect mineralisation/breccia at shallower depths. Imagine they hit the mineralisation at say 270m on second hole, this is massive as any tunnel for mining would start here and make it much easier to start mining and making money.

- Hitting the top of dome also means larger intercepts and potentially to bottom of hole from circa 270-400m depending on where the top starts.

So hitting the top means potentially huge intercept (on the lateral extent) and mineralisation shallower than the 520m previously hit..

I think the company knew they might hit it earlier in Hole 2 hence with RC was only taken to 150M rather than 300M which they started on previous hole..

Lets hope for RNS stating the top of dome intersected with mineraltisation from circa -270m to end of hole at 1100m :-)

The name of the drilling contractors is Core Drilling so the tweet refers to the drilling company imo, but no doubt the play on words is not lost with Richard P..

Thing that strikes me about GEO.

They have stopped hole at 800m and started drilling on 2nd September.. That's super fast, therefore I suspect no cores that need careful logging or perhaps they were on double sift.

WSBN taking longer but they need to be careful with the Breccia, make sure its logged correctly and no mistakes.

I reckon they are probably about 650m deep on Hole 2 and pulling up strings and strings of Breccia.

I still think Andrew Forest Wyloo will be big contenders to JV or buyout red Setter.. Richard Poulden was speaking to him back in 2022.

As a privately held company, Wyloo's exact cash holdings are not publicly disclosed. The company is part of Tattarang, the private investment group of Australian billionaire Andrew Forrest, which has substantial financial backing.

While the exact cash amount is unknown, public reports have documented Wyloo's significant investments and financial transactions, providing insight into its resources:

Major acquisitions: Wyloo has made notable acquisitions, such as its C$478 million cash offer to acquire nickel miner Noront Resources (now Ring of Fire Metals).

Funding packages: The company has provided large funding packages to other companies, including a A$120 million equity funding package to Greatland Gold in 2022. (Wyloo currently own 10% with option to increase to 30%).

Ongoing projects: As an active investment group, Wyloo has financial commitments for ongoing joint ventures and project development, such as its involvement in the Yangibana rare earths project

Was having another look over some past RNS's..

A reminder WSBN already drilled over the top of these domes in 2022 (basically by accident) as they didn't know the dome was sitting deeper. There was decent Gold and copper intercepts at shallower depths. They drilled short 200m and without even touching the dome below (which we now know starts 520m). Holes WRSDD0010 & 11.

MMT - R1 (One of the 2 dome features)

This target area is a conductive corridor that is situated immediately south of drillhole

WRSDD0010 and adjacent to drillhole WRSDD0011. Given the known gold

mineralisation intersected in both holes WRSDD0010 and WRSDD0011 and clear

structural breaks apparent in the detailed aeromagnetic/gravity data within MMT - 1,

the coincident higher conductivity zone between the two holes looks compelling in the

upper 200m depth (shallow level), as a priority target for drill testing.

Drilling was concentrated in the main magnetic anomaly area with 12 holes. The

extensive zones of mineralisation include quartz-carbonate sulphide veins with albitic

alteration. Sulphides are pyrite-chalcopyrite with rare pyrrhotite, bornite and

arsenopyrite. Gold mineralisation intersected in both holes WRSDD0010 and

WRSDD0011.

Also the reason the rig has only moved circa 25m on same drill pad for Hole 2 RNS April 2025.

The drill pads from the previous RC drilling can be reused saving the costs and time of site set-up and

heritage surveys.

Therefore no Heritage survey as essentially the same pad.

How do you know an RNS is lodged for tomorrow?

Still on Hole 2 locations circa 35m from Hole 1 on same pad..

At least it gives us some more coordinates to put into Google Maps..

I think they only moved it 25m to other side of the exisitng drill pad..

News, save the picture from the X post to your computer of phone.. Then open it as you would any other photo and you will be able to zoom in..

Question is how good is it??? We know from Hole 1 intercepts are large (257m) and likely even larger if drilled deeper and Hole 2 appears to have mineralisation from at least 340m..

Therefore how good can the grades be??? This is the important next piece of the puzzle , lets hope for the best grades to date in the area and then we will be absolutely flying.