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@ Gimmethemoney. That's in my top ten GGP posts this week. Thanks for sharing.

If one of Greatland's other tenements hold mineralisation on the scale we see at Havieron will Telfer be able to process it in tandem or is it likely to be mothballed as a future asset?
I ask as I'm the wrong side of 60 and would like to see some fruit before I **** my toes.

The document below is too complex for me to derive a conclusion.

https://www.ausenco.com/download/10932

@Zoros
Although I didn't agree with your recent observations re solgold v Greatland personally, please keep posting.
Parallels with Hong Kong and suppression of democracy, freedom and the right to challenge is on topic.

Read chartbusters old posts. He predicted the demise of solgold months ago. He is probably the only one here with real pedigree in the mining business and believes 20 million ounces from Havieron is feasible from the data released so far. Couple that with Dales presentation and Paddys map the price of the share it's far north of where we are today.

@ Mitch6 these are the Minedex specifics for Havieron
https://minedex.dmirs.wa.gov.au/Web/sites/details/d1ce4a05-7740-4262-82fe-fb0b31cd310b

@Mitch6 As good as Paddy is, he can't answer that.

http://www.dmp.wa.gov.au/Environment/Mining-proposals-5993.aspx

@ Paddy Staggering absolutely staggering. Tig get some T shirts printed as well.

Whilst checking out CB I came across this article I had not seen before.
Re GH - His ambition is for this approach to lead to another major discovery that will see Greatland become a mid-tier miner when combined with its all-encompassing management style.

https://www.valuethemarkets.com/2019/06/12/we-are-in-a-strong-strategic-position-heddle-and-baxter-on-their-plans-and-outlook-for-greatland-gold-ggp/

@schmeliel. ( Alias Sherlock from now )

A fantastic post yesterday despite stimulating negativity from some and one major piece in the jigsaw as important Paddy, Hydrogen and co's factual contributions.

The board seems to have acquired a lot of opinions rather than well researched data over the last 48 hours re employment law and what's best etc, Hopefully soon they'll start reading before they start spouting .

@ Quitefrankly I need to be back in the uk at some point as passport and other documents have to renewed as does application for an Irish passport to enable me to keep yachting in the med. Derby brewing company has other pubs with real ale, Allestree side myself so easy where. Keep in touch and don't sell until we're in the £'s.

@quitefrankly. @ Farmer 1982 How about the brewery tap towards the end of the year? May have a mre relelase by then.

@schlemiel thanks for a great post to wake up to this morning. Googling fifo rosters I'm guessing there'll be two people sharing this role.

The old eight days on site, six days at home (8/6) roster is the most generous and costly of the FIFO rosters. Workers work for 26 weeks per year (fewer if they take holidays). They require 26 return flights per annum each. The new roster would see workers work two weeks on site and one week at home (14/7).

@Paddy and the Geo's

this was Sandeeps comments after purchasing Red Chris. I haven't a cue whether this methodology would be applied at Havieron especially as they don't know where the bottom is.

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-newcrest-deals-canada/australias-newcrest-buys-canadian-mine-for-807-million-door-open-to-more-deals-idUSKBN1QR0TT

The bulk of the resource is underground, and that’s where the grade increases at depth. So what we do with block caving is we go right down to the bottom and start mining from the bottom up. So that is one of the key reasons we think we can unlock this ore body and make it a tier one operating mine,” he said.

Respectful request. Could Mushroom or a.n. other post a photograph on some form of social media as I won't be able to make it as the girlfriends flying out to meet me in Spain. I know that there are a lot of nice people will be attending.

RA's, cause, effect mitigate etc.

Newcrest are refused licences to progress the mine at Havieron?
GH leaves Greatland?
How about scorching summer temperatures stop incline?
Scallywagsfull of tomato soup not gold?

I'm sure it's all in hand. They're the experts after all.

Resent Gold and Copper Discoveries

https://twitter.com/matt801724/status/1280257607840776192?s=12

https://www.dailyreckoning.com.au/the-riches-way-out-west-pilbara-iron-ore-riches/2020/07/03/

Then of course, there’s the Havieron site owned by Greatland Gold plc [LON:GGP]out there, that has rock nerds losing their mind. Newcrest Mining Ltd [ASX:NCM]were smart when they got wind of the discovery and quickly entered into a joint venture with the British penny stock.

https://www.miningnews.net/event-updates/news/1390355/nominees-for-the-2020-mnn-awards-announced

Posted yesterday

https://youtu.be/BzEk3hDH0aQ

https://twitter.com/antmwah/status/1279829540337004545?s=21

Mr Greenfool read the angry geologists presentation again.

THE SUMMARY IS THE ANGRY GEOLOGIST GOT IT WRONG.

Question to Angry Geologist

Tumshie June 18, 2020 at 5:37 AM

I'm not an expert so this may be a dumb question but in the Leapfrog Viewer model you provided the link for when using the Shapes menu option in view 2 (Havieron Au) there are no results for the Au range 1-2.5 ppm. Is that really the case?

Angry Geologist reply

Summary
It is great discovery by Greatland Gold, there are potentially excellent synergies with Telfer, that, in my opinion, make this deposit an excellent take-over target for Newcrest. I'll be following the drill results closely and I would like to see a few holes stated to be drilled in the other targets to see if there are other breccia bodes in the area.
thank you to Tumshie, I had accidentally made the 1-2.5 g/t Au grade shell invisible.

http://angrygeologist.blogspot.com/