RE: Awaited news4 Dec 2020 17:00
Afternoon all.
Dreadful weather here and been pre-occupied with DIY and a family (not close) funeral.
For upside potential asked for earlier, I bwould mention at:
Cononish, I've been to the end of the 1km adit and can witness that the vein is open to the West. Previous drilling down has shown it open at depth and note from the fig1 of 28/09 exploration update (link given by ECK earlier), that strong Eastward extensions of ~1.5km are indicated. IMO overall, the potential to at least double the JORC reserves if proved by drilling.
Ben Udlaidh, fig2, the current~2.5km potential resource might be increased to ~3.5km by the outstanding ion-leach results to SW and NE, plus the infill on the SE flank may broaden the prospect.
Inverchorachan, fig3, the outstanding ion-leach results to the NE, crossing the River Fyne look likely to extend the high grades to over 2km along the line of the Tyndrum fault that you can perhaps infer from the gullet rising up the hill to the right of the river in the RH of the two pics tweeted by Scotgold on 06-12-2019 at:
https://twitter.com/scotgoldresltd/status/1202883896070823936
Further extension work is scheduled for next year and I've personally seen mineralization on the fault (though only pyrite and galena visible) at Merk Park ~3km to the SW of the area, so there's plenty of potential to go at for mines 2 and 3!
For any interested, Charlie King, one of our geologists will be giving a presentation to the Edinburgh Geological Society on 20-01-2021:
https://www.edinburghgeolsoc.org/lectures/#toggle-id-7
But that's in the coming years, so getting Cononish up to phase 1 and phase 2 are the key challenges for now.
For anyone is by now bored rigid with this post, for those interested in railways in the area, Channel 5 are tonight at 8pm, showing 'Walking Britain's Railways', featuring the Callander to Oban Railway that passes through the Tyndrum Low Level Station. Time I shut up!
A good week end to all here and mines a glass of TG, R.