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It's going in my diary right now, WelshFalcon, LOL.

Wot, Welsh, you can't buy a mine in a supermarket?!! And there I was thinking that it was old-fashioned not-so-subtle negativity. 'Aren't we at risk of a hostile takeover?' ... 'Isn't the gold going to take a long time to get out of the ground?' Woe is me, I must be an old cynic.

Ooh, Friday guessing games. Can I play? I'm sticking with £4.50, ha ha.

Clairesmith. The FIRB scrutinises, regulates and blocks when necessary proposals by foreign individuals and corporate entities to invest in Australia according to the Foreign Acquisitions and Takeovers Act 1975 and Australian Foreign Policy. Covid has brought extra awareness to the Australian Treasury of attacks on Australian companies and corporations. Blocks in areas of sensitive national security business include electric vehicle batteries, lithium, renewable energy, cobalt (other minerals) and not surprisingly defence sectors and gold.

Hi Mush, 'it is walking football at Gloucester'. Is that walking between pubs? (wink)

'Once in a generation discovery'. I agree, Thedoors. In terms of relativity I haven't been investing in GGP that long and sometimes the whole 'Tier 1 world class discovery' thing seems surreal, but Havieron is definitely a massive object that warps the fabric of space-time, a distortion that manifests as gravity and keeps me glued to my shares.

ATB:))

To those who say 133M is poor progress, it's early days on the descent.

To those who are having trouble visualising 133 metres, think of approximately 24 Rolls Royce Ghosts end to end vertically.

So GH purchased more shares, timed just before the public announcement of another major world-class find? Wow, must be a lucky man (wink, wink).
ATB:)

At Havieron, growth drilling continues to outline high grade mineralisation outside of the initial Inferred Mineral
Resource estimate.
o HAD133W1 located in the South East Crescent, has returned 133m @ 7.0g/t Au & 0.05% Cu from
1,446m, including 55.9m @ 9.7g/t Au & 0.04% Cu from 1,449.5m, ~250m below the initial Inferred
Mineral Resource estimate.
o Higher grade zones in the Northern Breccia to the north west of the initial Inferred Mineral Resource
estimate were confirmed, with HAD140 returning 29.1m @ 9.7g/t Au & 0.29% Cu from 813.2m and
HAD141 returning 87m @ 1.8g/t Au & 0.05% Cu from 1,328m including 17.8m @ 5.7g/t Au & 0.14%
Cu from 1,378.5m.

Sandeep says he's excited. He's not the only one.
Night all,
ATB JET x

Can hear you all. now get the picture clear and get Liam back on, ha ha. Love you guys.

Thank goodness it's their end.

Thanks for the document Bamps. What AZY have done is really interesting. Given that they are already partnered with big names like NCM and Rio, surely AZY have to be a contender for life after GGP? As for now, I'm anticipating good things tonight.
ATB
JET

Hi Viking, Yes thanks, David is doing well. I worked at SUH and Basildon H, both really good hospitals.
ATB:))
JET

Rellim: 'Viking, ... she is in the best place and with our caring health professionals, no doubt receiving the best care in the world.'

Absolutely.

Viking, I'm sorry to hear about your sister-in-law. Is she in SUH? It's one of the best in the country. My other half was lucky enough to have one of the country's top surgeons who spends half his time at SUH and half at Addenbrookes. He's one of the few surgeons who are carrying out pioneering operations using the latest keyhole robotic techniques. And luckily, the next door neighbours are also surgeons at SUH and Addenbrookes. They certainly made a lot of holes in David. I suggested I take him out into the garden, pour a lot of water in him and use him as a garden sprinkler, like a Tom & Jerry cartoon. He saw the funny side - eventually.

I wish her better.
JET xxx

Hey, Bellers - life sucks, right? Your wife sounds like a strong woman. I'm guessing if anyone can come through it, she can. All the best,
JET xxx

Best Grim Reaper ever, William Sadler in Bill & Ted's Bogus Journey.

Hi Enrico and Peter, I didn't mean it quite like that TomE, LOL, although as my other half is just getting over his 2nd bout of prostate cancer, perhaps it is appropriate. Still, the walnut's out now (he's no longer titanium, ha ha) and he's getting better, so I'm back and happy to wait until 2023, although I'm eager for either GGP or NCM to 'officially' declare a decision to mine, although keeping Telfer open at a cost of, what was it, £246M is a pretty mahussive hint.
ATB
JET :)))

Well hello boys (and boyesses). Hey TomE, talking about how time flies, I'm just back from shopping at M&S who have their Halloween ranges and Xmas stuff out at the same time! I'm really looking forward to Wednesday's results. And after that I'm looking forward to the next set of results, and after that .... - you all get the drift, cos I only really care about getting to 2023 and beyond. Everything else is just patience.
All the Best,
JET

Hi TT, thanks for the article. From it, Ramelius in WA, about 1,200 Kms from Telfer, has been suffering from wet weather and labour shortages, but what's sweet is if you look at Mount Magnet on google map, yes, you can see the mine but there's a little town with a school and a Swagman Roadhouse pub, and their own TV site, visitor centre and caravan parks! I wonder how long it will be before Havieron has any of that.

Actually Loggypunts, it's 19.4541 today but no-one's ever accused me of being pedantic, LOL. {19 + 2.39% daily, starting yesterday}

Don't take this seriously, readers, it's a bit of fun.
ATB:)

86 days, give or take the odd Bank Holiday, would be 5th November. Time for FIREWORKS then, :))

Loggybot, you did that quickly!!! Are you an A1 in disguise?? LOL

Equi, in fairness, the thread is entitled 'England'. LOL

Ah, I see the SP ended well today:)))