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I did mean NOT competent to question.
Tig

@ Paddygall - Hi Paddy. As usual a brilliantly informed exposition on JORC measurement, and certainly one that I am competent to question.
However, might I ask that if NCM are already proceeding at pace to mine, having already applied for and received most of the requisite permits / permissions etc, then with the detailed knowledge that they have already accumulated from the hundreds of drill cores they have obtained plus their aero surveys etc., then they are effectively moving into indicated resources rather than inferred.
Or are they just hurtling along into mining ,because every time they send a drill down, anywhere within 5 /10 kilometres of Havieron, they are hitting solid ,football size chunks of au , 100 gr to 1000 oz per ton, and they ( like all of us LTH's ) have absolutely not one single doubt whatsoever what is below ground, and they have just run out of suitably decriptive words to it.
My perceptive but quite ill educated mining brain tells me we are miles past the inferred measurement , or am I just being opportunistically optimistic.
Digger Tigger.

...... what a splendid few hours. Even my puss Crumpet got excited .
Getting on for another nearish 1000 post day yesterday.
Today a massive welling of ecstatic comprehension ( or not ) of what potential we own in Havieron . All still to be taken in and disected .
An SP which currently seems not to have comprehended the results yet. No-one can say that this was already written into the price. This is new data.
I cannot yet guess where we are going SP wise, but what I would like to see today / tomorrow , ( and we should still hopefully have a Scally report dropping on us ) IS that lovely BENCHMARK MARKET CAP of £1,000,000,000 - £1 BILLION ,
as the new bas e for GGP.
A brilliant Scally report ( we would own it %100 % ) could even take us up towards 2B. Who knows ????
Too much time last night , lying on my back dreaming.
Back to earth, - my very, very go0od wishes to all my fellow LTH's and The Stag Gang and The Rising Sinners ( I need you to talk to ).
EcstaTig.

@ Jerry Spaniel - details of the potential hoped for bash in the Spring to be circulated shortly. I am missing most of you guys, albeit seeing Dim , Fred , Ipad and Claira in The Rising Sinners sub gang . Dont need many more drill results to ensure just one hell of a bash.
Keep yer mits under the Paddybum, and sleep tight and dream. Much to dream about,
Tig

@@Jungle Jane...a few of us meet at the Rising Sun at Milland
..north of Petersfield on 11th November....6.30 to 8.3opm .
feel free to meet real BB Posters.
Tig

@JungleJane. What neck of the woods do you reside in. Anywhere near Hampshire. let me know.
I am a local group facilitator.
Tig

BUT.........if only they could keep it up and running smoothly all of the time.
Tig

@ Dodgemeister,
As always, you are absolutely right.
This LSE site is quite unique - in the very number of people who follow, use, contribute etc. to the site;
In the quality of those relative few who come up with diligently researched data, info, links, solutions;
In those who also diligently analyse that data , and add to it , occasionally correct it , assist it;
The site is unique in the available library of info available in addition to one of the best company websites there is ;
It could not be better , perhaps with some concession to the odd ******s who deliberately set out to disrupt, abuse, and annoy. But they can always be filtered personally.
A brilliant site. Always a reasonable read, Frequently , for dumbells like me, an extraordinary source of everything I need to know, and an outlet for my occasional erudite thinking
Good luck to all tonight. For the time being keep those mits sub Paddybum, and may be remove one mit at 10-30pm tonight as the golden sun rises.
Tig on a journey.

Another company that holds high hopes for a Pilbara Goldfield boom is Kalamazoo Resources, which may be named after a small village in the United States but its history is at home in the Pilbara.

Brothers Luke and Matt Reinehr teamed up with Pilbara prospector Dennis O’Meara, who is best known as the founder of fellow Pilbara-focussed company De Grey Mining to form Kalamazoo.

Named for tiny Michigan village Kalamazoo, which also has connections to mining, the company began exploring for gold around Marble Bar and Port Hedland when it was formed more than 10 years ago.

Kalamazoo now has a project, The Sisters, which is along the same strike as De Grey’s major Hemi gold discovery as well as the 1.65 million-ounce Ashburton gold project, which it acquired from Northern Star Resources in June.

With this promising project next door, chief executive officer and chairman Luke Reinehr is confident in the region’s future in gold and his company’s place in this golden future.

“Ashburton is a transformational project,” Reinehr says. “We have the potential to significantly expand the resource and the infrastructure in the Pilbara is second to none.”

Approximately 45 kilometres south of mining town Paraburdoo, Kalamazoo’s Ashburton project is conveniently located closely to an airport with daily flights to and from Perth, engineering and support service companies and sealed roads that are just an hour and a half’s journey to Port Hedland.

“Having an experienced workforce in Paraburdoo to update exploration camps, electronics and other infrastructure of that nature just 40 kilometres up the road makes operations much easier,” Reinehr explains.

“Because of the amount of iron ore and gold activity in the Pilbara there are lots of drilling and service companies and being a one and a half hour drive on sealed roads from Port Hedland makes exploration easier.

“Kalamazoo is very fortunate that the infrastructure put in throughout the Pilbara over the last 30 to 40 years is available for the gold industry.”

Reinehr also notes Kalamazoo’s history and experience in the region as a distinct advantage as it sets out to push Ashburton to further development.

“Having spent time up there and understanding not just the logistics, things such as the weather as well gives us knowledge of the region,” he says.

“It’s a pretty tough climate at times, it gets very warm and of course over the wet season activities can become very difficult, that’s important knowledge to have when planning exploration projects.”

Before the end of 2020, Kalamazoo intends to complete further drilling at Ashburton and The Sisters, with hopes to expand Ashburton’s mineral resource to outward of 2 million ounces.

This would open opportunities for Kalamazoo to potentially construct its own processing plant and become one of the next Pilbara gold producers.

“Regions do come in and out of fashion for a reason, the best place to find gold is where it has already b

Golden future for the Pilbara
October 22, 2020Features Salomae Haselgrove

Greatland Gold's Havieron project in the Pilbara.

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Western Australia’s Pilbara is one of Australia’s top mining regions, with numerous Tier 1 iron ore operations based in the area. Now companies like Greatland Gold, Kalamazoo Resources and Thor Mining are hoping to build a golden future in the region.

Hosting Australia’s three largest iron ore producers, BHP, Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals Group, the Pilbara region is one that has already enjoyed the rewards of a successful mining boom on its doorstep.

Western Australia was voted as the world’s top mining jurisdiction in the Fraser Institute annual survey of mining company rankings in 2020, a ranking that has not gone unnoticed by exploration companies.

While the Pilbara has long been associated with iron ore, the region is also home to the Pilbara Goldfield, which could be the location of Australia’s next gold rush.

With the success of Newcrest Mining’s Telfer mine in the Great Sandy Desert within the East Pilbara, gold explorers are flocking to the area in an attempt to discover the next Telfer, due to the region’s prospective geographical features for gold and copper mineralisation.

Greatland Gold is one of these companies and it has the advantage of being teamed up with Newcrest in a farm-in joint venture to explore and develop the Havieron gold-copper project.

As chief executive officer Gervaise Heddle explains, the partnership with Newcrest, along with the prior success of mining within the Pilbara region sets Greatland Gold up well to take advantage of a Pilbara gold rush.

“The great advantage for Greatland Gold is we have our partnership with Newcrest and Newcrest has the most significant piece of infrastructure in the underexplored East Pilbara with the Telfer mine airport and accommodation,” Heddle tells Australian Mining.

The Telfer plant is located just 45 kilometres from Greatland Gold’s Havieron project, meaning ore can easily be transported and processed at Telfer.

“The benefit of that is we don’t need to build a new plant in that remote region, which is very expensive,” Heddle explains.

Newcrest brings more to the partnership than established infrastructure, with Greatland Gold able to use Newcrest’s expertise as a guide as it progresses Havieron.

“Newcrest brings a lot of other strengths to the table, including their expertise as one of the world’s leaders in bulk underground mining, sub-level caving,” Heddle says.

“Havieron will be an underground mine so this expertise will be very valuable for Greatland Gold.”

In addition to Havieron, Greatland Gold’s Paterson province comprises two more granted minin

An NCM job advert that emphasises the future as well if not better than GH,- an exciting future.
GH says nothing new in a way that says absolutely everything about an exciting Hav.future. By not saying it.
And just the same for Scally . I cannot wait to hear more of him saying absolutely nothing new about this exciting future.
The Brokers and the forecasters are all excited.
Cannot say a lot about the Motley collection of low paid Fool scribers even though they do occasionally lose their pessimism.
Late tomorrow, we will start to get fed with the support data for the December MRE. It should wipe out some of the less optimistic guesses made by some of our posters , and give free rein to the more optimistic. Not less than 10m oz. as my starter for 10.
As for me, - I am very excited and will be meeting the local Gang of Rising Sinners at Milland at 6-00pm on 11th November, to sort out whether Dimvestor is able to spare a few pounds for his wifes new kitchen work surfaces. MERCEDESMAN - I hear you are a Hampshire resident ,- why not join us. We may just chat over a large beer about GGP.
It is all looking good. 30p by Friday.
Good wishes to all ( definiteley including you Panama , Fred and Clairabella )
Tig

@ Lazypunter- Agree. There are plenty of Boeing 747's for hire to take a load of LSE's to Telfer
Once we have had 40 million ounces confirmed, we should ask GGP / NCM to have the Telfer runway lengthened, put in a few more residential cabins, extend the bar area , and we can be on our way , - FIFO - here we come.
Tig

An interesting appraisal of GOLD from a normally reliable source.
Tig

https://www.fatprophets.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Gold-special-report.pdf?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Prospect%20email%2020th%20anniversary&utm_content=Prospect%20email%2020th%20anniversary+CID_5bd5b9702e1a4f175cc84ca7a82b02ea&utm_source=Campaign%20Monitor&utm_term=Read%20the%20full%20Gold%20report%20here

$7034 p.t., highest CU price since June 2018,
POG holding above $$1900, and rising. Forecast to hit $2500 in 2021.
We may be having to wait patiently , but it can' be bad.
And Wednesday night data from NCM.
Tig

@ Speedi,- my esteemed Bolly supping friend.
You are so right. 1 Trillion of that amount was mine after SXX stirched me up,.....BUT .....
I had £2- 14 s -3p left in my back pocket .I put it all into GGP- gold , and millionaire status beckons .
A miracle year - and not only for me.It is the formation life story of the Stag gang. Am planning an Old Boys reunion next Spring, news soon to follow. I believe we will have much to celebrate,and my first act will be a glass of your Bolly.
The journey is just beginning.......... Regards,
Tig

And that there was also a serious shortage of drills and trained drillers. Too many silly little AIM companies rushing around W. Australia,digging holes in the hope of finding a few stray grams of au.
Tig

@ GGP Thru and thru; There was an Oz article last week that stated that the Core testing centres were more overwhelmed than Boris's Covid test centres, and subject to delays.So that is probably the answer.
Tig

The SP is going to flutterly oscillate irregularly until we see some actual , factual , hard, confirmed data ......... from NCM and from GGP.........tomorrow.........Friday........next week, on Hav and on Scally.
In the meantime , if you really,really,really must, continue to debate tax rates, abuse, OMI , God, or , just go to bed for a rest, and give the rest of us a rest for the rest of the fallow news period.
Dream of the future ....cos it is going to happen. It really is going to happen, and ( I am privy to some confidential info about the future ) ...zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz .... it is going to happen. Do not tell anyone.
Tig.

I arrived in Liphook just after the breakout.
best heath and Heather course in the UK. Better greens than Augusta.
Tig

I arrived in Liphook just after the breakout.
best heath and Heather course in the UK. Better greens than Augusta.
Tig