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OT, did you tweak the software so it doesn't flag debris blowing in the lighter stripes that run through miles and miles of this part of Oz?

I'm heartened to see that NC are busy on the outer extremities..... Still trying to find limits of extents?

It was OT, thanks for this, our posts must've crossed.

Was it OldTimer who ran the last two consecutive images through some image processing software to highlight the differences? Are you awake yet OT? Fancy doing us a favour cos I can't see anything different.

Arnieibb, monster trucks are eco friendly when they are electric and you have a solar power farm. Both technologies are in operation at other working mines. No-one has brought the two together yet, I don't think.

There is also an Ozzie mine that has a 30mile long conveyor for shifting ore. Not sure what mineral they transport though. Iron ore or coal probably justify trains or conveyors to be constructed for moving ore long and shorter distances respectively. Gold may have (relatively) less volume of ore to be shifted to Telfer for processing so may suit trucks. All this has been discussed before on this BB including calculations over the cost of a gallon of diesel in the outback!

Never contemplated how good the eyesight of fish may be. Well done Spratt, new activity in the NE.

Think this is today's latest PSat.

https://apps.sentinel-hub.com/eo-browser/?lat=-21.72608&lng=122.65221&zoom=15&time=2020-02-20&preset=1_TRUE_COLOR&datasource=Sentinel-2%20L1C

Working from a small screen with seemingly lots of cloud on lots of the images.

Haven't spotted anything new yet....better eyes than mine may pick out something fresh.

Tomorrow is the next satellite image, if I can count to five correctly. Weather today is partly cloudy with 39deg. Tomorrow is thunderstorms later with the same maximum.

Could be a bit hit and miss with cloud cover overnight. Could be wrong but I think the images are early morning Oz time? Guessing by where the little fluffy clouds cast their shadows.

A few more new drill pads would be nice....

Read GGP's 11th Feb update - spells out the accumulative NC spend at each stage up to the total of $65 million - table is around page 7 and 8. They are rattling through stage 2 courtesy of the relatively large number of rigs they are using on site. Hence stage 3 has to be funded sooner than what had been anticipated. So you are right, money for stage 3 originally planned to be spent in future years is getting spent now.

This is the other BB a la Lewis chap. /forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/6032496/svs-securities-shut-down/p102

Knowing how links get chopped out on LSE go to Martin's web page and search for SVS shut down. Today's topic was reliving the Icesave debacle and if foreign governments favour their own folks when things go wrong - all in the context of discussing alternate homes for SVS shares.....

Looks like it will be after the end of the current tax year which thwarts some of my great CGT plans in the 19/20 year. Money Saving Xpert has a fairly handy BB on the topic for keeping track of things...

I bought in at 0.449p when those SVS folks were busy drumming up business to shift placing shares. My entire holding is still currently trapped in SVS so I can only watch these SP moves from the sidelines......

Can't help thinking I would've sold the nanosecond it hit half a penny if I'd had a choice.

Last weekend, during shed roof robustness and passing wind-blown trampoline analysis we established there was a Kirkintilloch cluster destined to have a get together in the Puffer (Google will help you there) which (by my own personal calculations) is destined to be a warm up for the 20p party.

Initial look says more obvious activity in the south west with a fresh infill hole just north of the row of four; where we'd seen the most recent step out to the south.

If there is other new stuff elsewhere it'll take a better set of eyes than mine to spot it.

....a wee peek at Saturday's Telfer weather forecast 42deg C, sunny with a 5% chances of rain. Fingers crossed for a clear satellite image, and a few more holes peppered around the extremities of HAV.

https://www.newcrest.com/investor-centre/reports

They follow an annual pattern
Easy to find, easy to understand from NC.

GGP are more likely to release RNSs when anything exciting happens. They are deliberateky on the junior market, AIM so that they don't have to do all the main market reports/requirements.

Typo. 2018 should be 2019's

Just read through the the equivalent 2019 NC update. Exploration is a one liner with a range of min and max spend. Telfer's production figures and AISC figures are shown in detail. The latter two might show how desperate they are to get HAV up and running, and how much profit they could make from HAV. Particularly if lack of water at Cadia trashes their production.

No new drill results from anywhere in 2018s report. A lot of hopes have been built up about tomorrow and what is going to be written. Could be quite disappointing to those whose analysis of a share extends to no further than writing the word "boom" on BBs.

Zero?
Artemis are playing "nearology" games....

And so is everyone who assigns a cash value to Scallywag on this board at this moment in time.
Both are worth zero until more drills prove what is or is not in the ground.

Majors let junior exploration companies do all the leg work until they see something of interest in drill results. Then they limit their investment risk whilst maximising the potential reward via JVs. This is a balancing act. Leaving the junior explorer with enough of the potential pie to think it was all worth while so that they go off to try and find the next gold elephant; and it encourages all the other junior exploration companies out there to persevere cos they will not get ripped off by the majors. It's called a mutually beneficial arrangement.

GGP need to get a good set of a dozen or so drill results from Scallywag before NC will discuss a JV - and bear in mind they have first refusal on doing that JV in their current agreement with GGP.

Patience......

Don't stoke the conspiracy theories PG.

I like the gap between the two clouds that let you see the road between camp and the drill sites.... And the clear skies within touching distance to the south.

LOL

Fluffy and white. Cloudy in just the wrong spots.

Please chillax for another five days.

Keep an eye on the Telfer's wather forecast too. Once day time temperatures are "only" mid 30s I reckon NC will up the rig count to 10 at HAV. And someone said on here that GGP historically start drilling in the cooler autumn March/April time of year.

Scallywag with only 100m of cover material to get through may also take just over half the time to drill too.

Patience......