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Fair play Joe - I was only pulling your leg, as you know well.
It will all come out in good time mate and I'm quite happy to wait, good things come to he who waits, patience grasshopper and all the rest of that jazz.
Sorry if I rubbed you up the wrong way - it's was just a bit of good humoured banter.

ATB - Paddy

I'm sorry Joe, but you might have to have a slap soon yourself, mate if you can't come up with the goods :-)))

I'm not doing it - you need to do a bit of self flagellation for your sins......

Bamps - 2-3 weeks seems a tad optimistic IMO, I think they tend to use the drill & blast technique out in WA and I think most commentators have said the 400m decline to get to the top of the ore-body will be more likely to be 12-18 months to complete.

The GGP AEM survey was just to be carried out along the western edges of the Havieron licence (not Havieron target) to look for more near-surface mineralisation as the ground cover gets a lot more shallow to the West - so even if the results came back blank it won't affect any of the existing targets that have been identified and they are working on now.

@Spev - I'm not invested in THOR at the moment but do keep an eye on progress at their "Ragged Range" target as it is next door to our Panorama. It would be nice to see GGP get a bit of tailwind from nearology for a change.

ATB - Paddy

Exactly hydro - the options and warrants are pretty much financing this drill campaign on a monthly basis and as Bluetiger says we are only months away from being able to show an asset on the balance sheet.

Easiest hold ever for me IMO - hands under bum Paddy

I like a bit of banter - nearly 100 posts, he's doing well this time.....

@Flashy,
Agreed - it was the same crew that completed the SVD survey after our was initially completed and I have no doubt GGP are in possession of the raw data. That will need to be processed and collated so I wouldn't say they are sitting on it.
I guess Callum may well be a little busy at the moment with the results that will be coming in from the hand held scanners on the Scallywag drilling at the moment. He may even be using the drilling info to verify or enhance the raw data from the survey.

I guess it won't be too much longer to wait and 4 weeks tonight we have the next set of NCM results, I wonder when the anticipation will start to build?

GLA - Paddy

Ah - so it's only Poppy to your close chums then, I'll bear that in mind in future.

Mick is fine too - I'm not bothered by a bit of casual racism....

Hi poppy - you may well be right but if any performance share options are issued then they should have a nice strike price of somewhere around 20-25p.

To make it worth their while to exercise them, we would hopefully see a much higher SP in 12 months time, I wouldn't be moaning if that were to transpire.

PS - Thanks for your concern about my fingers last night - they are still functional if a little blackened.....

ATB - Paddy

Money in the bank won't be an issue - GH has banked over £750K this week alone from the exercise of employee options and there are still plenty of in the money warrants to be converted. There's a nice steady stream of cash coming into the coffers to balance the outflows on exploration at the moment.
ATB - Paddy

Shame I had to bin the lot of them and start from scratch......

No rampers allowed - only genuine fact-checked posters :-))))

mRL stands for "metres relative level"

As Bamps says it's to do with a mean level that they set as a reference level and then everything gets referenced back to that.

Good timing DJ - I've have just done a quick visual to show the significance of the cemented breccia that GH was referring to.

https://twitter.com/paddygall1/status/1310889302977634304?s=20

You can have a look at all the cross-sections in the latest release in the JORC section of the GGP Website.

https://greatlandgold.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/20200910-GGP-Announcement-Havieron-Update-JORC.pdf

ATB - Paddy

@Spratt - there were a few other references also - like if a discovery was close to an existing mine and how the best place to look for a new discovery would be close to an existing one, a lot of circumstantial evidence but all pointing to one glaring possibility.
Cheers - Paddy

Interesting interview out with Steve Todoruk from last Friday - no names mentioned but sounds like he could be talking about a company that we all know and love.

http://www.kereport.com/wp-content/uploads/0926-1-3-hidden.mp3

ATB - Paddy

@bottlerocket - thanks Liam, I know you and Stu and the others are doing great work on Telegram also and the GGPHelp website you produced.

LSE & Twitter take up far too much of my time as it is - I'm trying to keep a full-time job tied down as well - it's great that there are so many resources for PI's in GGP to research.

Keep up the good fight - Paddy

Thanks for the kind words Joe but I'm definitely not one for the limelight and I am quite happy to research and share with other investors but I will leave the publicity and promotion to GH, CB & the other experts in that field.

I had bugger all mining experience when I started to look at GGP 2.5 years ago, so if I can research and find out the info on the company and the gold mining industry in Australia then anyone can.

All the info is out there - I'm glad it's helped people to inform them to make their "own" decisions.

Thanks - Paddy

For anyone who hasn't watched - here is the link to the CDF Fund Discovery Day presentations

GGP section starts from 1:10:30 - I would urge you to watch again and listen to how much Gervaise focuses on the new "Northern Breccia" and how he also highlights the cemented breccia while displaying the cross section slides. The developing story seems to be how this is holding up as the infill drilling continues and the bulk mining opportunity looks more & more likely to become a reality - the size and shape of the deposit lends itself perfectly to a block-cave scenario and Newcrest just happen to be probably the leading light in development and operation of block caves.

And the absolute beauty of Havieron is the SE sulphide crescent zone is high enough grade to allow a selective mining operation to commence whilst the block cave infrastructure would be constructed allowing high grade ore to be processed at Telfer much sooner than would be possible if the complete system was breccia only

https://youtu.be/i5Lxo97jWdk

Exciting times ahead - 4 weeks to the Newcrest quarterly and the next set of Havieron results - short odds on 11/11.

GLA - Paddy