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Aye up Tom,

Had a discovery, the engine sucked in the oil and wrecked itself. Turned off the engine and took the keys out and it kept running. It closed the motorway in rush hour with the smoke. Doubt I was very popular.

Enjoy the AM

Ha ha, similar Ben.I do like other people having nice sports cars. But for me if it can’t get up a 1 in 3 in the snow it’s no good and if it costs more than a small house to fix if it crashes going down the other side then no good to me either. Subaru Forester again for me next, automatic, take me feet of the pedals and it feels like your being winched up a ski slope. Won’t win any beauty contests but neither will I.

Like all great land machines you invest in you can just sit back and be confident they’ll do their stuff.

Havieron is a beast I’ve got its number 😀

Sellmethispen I think you are taking some posts a bit too seriously.

Happy Christmas.

Considering the size of Havieron, I think 66.6p would be more appropriate.

Good luck all.

Havieron is awesome 
Some say pretty 
It’s as big as a city 
When Newmont start underground drilling 
They’ll find even more 
Tom Palmer was thinking
All the drill teams were singing 
They couldn’t find the bottom
Though try as they might
The boys(and girls)of the Wyloo and Greatland Gold choir 
Were singing hail Shaun Day 
And the MRE is finally out 
Before Christmas Day

Happy Christmas everyone and a prosperous New Year

“Caterpillar developed its first battery electric prototype underground mining truck with voice of customer input and support from Newmont Corporation. The companies are collaborating to achieve Newmont’s vision of a fully connected, automated, zero carbon emitting, end-to-end mining system.”

https://im-mining.com/2023/12/19/cat-demos-battery-electric-underground-truck-for-newmont-in-burnie/

Suppose with all the latest and ongoing developments regarding the transition to electric and autonomous mining machinery and Havieron being a clean slate to work with it’s no wonder it’s taking time to possibly incorporate it all into the feasibility study.

Following a General Meeting of Shareholders on 20 December 2023, Starvest has entered into a solvent members voluntary liquidation, with Moorfield Advisory Limited appointed to oversee the windup of the Company.

https://www.starvest.co.uk/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2023/12/20231220_Starvest-Plc-Results-of-GM.pdf

Would be good if that info. regarding evaporation rates was the last piece in the jigsaw puzzle for the Feasibility Study.

Good luck all.

If you fall on hard times and can’t “keep” up fully with the amounts due they let you make rampart payments. Sorry it’s not remoately funny.

You don’t get a mortgage to build a castle you just get a draw bridge loan.

Hi acechaser, agree interest rates may not drop much but even a 0.25% decrease on our proposed A$220M loan will buy a lot of drizabones.

ATB

Https://investingstrategy.co.uk/mining/small-cap-mining-why-the-land-banking-in-2023/

Second that. He did come across as one of life’s nice guys.

A sad loss.

To be fair there’s only a small number who are negative and probably half of them are only trying to wind people up. The majority (in some cases silent) have been invested in GGP and AIM for many years and are very comfortable with their investment. Most people these days are patiently chilled and just ignore or humour the wind up merchants.

GLA

P.S. different thread but very good SAs

“I am now truly concerned, rather than optimistic about what will be forthcoming in the next few weeks.”

It’s something that affects us all at some point.

I remember it well when I found out Father Christmas wasn’t real.

Before anyone else gets in with it. Scallywag, jam tomorrow. Lol.

Perservering

To me, if they feel that Scallywag is worth preserving with then that is good news as it’s certainly not like they are short of other quality targets.

GLA

Cheers for the link Troajan

All good.