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Still a few unknowns but the following detail pushed me into adding a final wedge earlier today. Strike length had been uncertain but soil anomalies indicate MG has only scratched the surface to date -

"“More impressive are our surface footprints from soil sampling of more than 2km at Kalayi and more than 1km at Mont Agoma",

I had reckoned Mt Agoma @ 500 m diameter and have now doubled its metrics. If drill spacing is at 50 m infill drilling may become necessary for a decent MRE.

Https://www.perupetro.com.pe/wps/wcm/connect/corporativo/7318e1ef-aaa2-4c91-8313-7d2090cba5fa/Producci%C3%B3n+l%C3%ADquidos.pdf?MOD=AJPERES&liquidos

a) Impressive stuff floating my boat across those puddles. Our Zambesi sangoma will be jumping into the Vic Falls abyss. He's finally shut up on the GTE theme

b) Sturm: am leaving AXL and PTAL intact . . . stayed out of TXP although Paul B is very highly regarded In Calgary

c) am currently paddling my canoe in the Walikale (Kivu) between Bisie and Kayali following receipt of irresistible details on Cu, Sn and Zn

. . . raining in the Andes catchment.

"Any comments on this . . ."

I note Mark G has again updated his commentary today on cassiterite visuals (X). The way forward is not an absolute but another +15% (like yesterday) may follow after the ALS analysis. It will be interesting to see if results from the lab precede those of ARCM whose Botswana samples went in 3 weeks ago (Nic has been loitering far too long on several counts).

. . . will be adding another £5k shortly and leave it intact as AFM:TSX has settled @ ~$1.30 -- seems like a plan . . .

Some insightful analysis on ADVFN; youtube snapshots accumulating on the web (although Peruvian Spanish is difficult to follow); odd to note grey outlines/blocks WNW of Iquitos added to latest presentation (?targets?).

Sobering numbers: "Considering a 50% chance of success, PetroTal estimates Block 107 will require investments of $765 million to produce first oil in late 2025". https://www.upstreamonline.com/exploration/canadian-player-to-target-multimillion-barrel-prospect-in-peru/2-1-1460795

Sturm: Did you add an AXL string to your bow ?

Https://www.minsur.com/wp-content/uploads/pdf/Presentacion%20Corporativa/ENG/Corporate%20Presentation%202018%20v1Q18.pdf

mine/view/gohttps://virtualglobetrotting.com/map/san-rafael-mine/view/google/ogle/

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/225964922_San_Rafael_Peru_Geology_and_structure_of_the_worlds_richest_tin_lode

Impressive display on Twitter today . . . Zn values showing up as well @ Mt Agoma . . . PG walking the walk and continuing with the San Rafael comparison. :)

A truer count of Friday's trades is best viewed on

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/stock/RMR/rome-resources-plc/company-page

My own bias on RMR is best avoided. Appreciation goes to PB at al on the frequent updates. Whilst being critical of modern comms tools I acknowledge the value of Twitter which is certainly much cheaper than RNS overheads when/where they can be avoided. Also, because of retail investor inattention, the snapshots help keep volatility in check.

Yes, we were well and truly shafted . . . possibly the worst example of illicit exploitation ever to hit the AIM market. The Patels have creamed off $ms with well over $200/oz in ill-gotten gains.

@16:42 -- No answer offered. Too many unknowns. An early MRE (January) is first objective. MG has backed it with (?)$2.5m so we are reliant on his judgement.

In passing, I must note Nic vS hasn't exactly come up trumps with ARCM despite being a past DeBeers' director - and subsequent AA J/V - whilst astride the Kabompo Dome. China has also overstretched which may impact the Cu and Sn markets. Pay attention to

https://www.lme.com/Metals/Non-ferrous/LME-Tin#Summary

What, no puffadder, rinkhals or berg adder to keep you on your toes around Giant's Castle :)

. . . incidentally I'd be euphoric to hear that Mont Agoma tallies with Mark G's equivalent Peruvian model. Might be expecting too much, however.

. . . surprised to hear that most cores are going down to ALS. That's 1,700 miles airfreight from Goma plus ~60 miles helicopter ride from Kalayi. "Steep walking" between campsites . . . is it tougher than Fell walking or trekking the Drakensberg ?

150 m probes should show up extent of copper vein values - how many of them +10% - and we may hear a bit more about Zn.

So presumably with HQ steel we are a) striking granite and b) going deeper, i.e. +100 m.

RMR interests me more than any other explorer fledgling notwithstanding some harsh terrain north of the Bisie mine.

A nice overview . . . dinner is no longer a requirement .. . I can still get by @ £1/day on basic rations. But what's this new lot in Westminster going to do ?

As my Huallaga puddle has suddenly reached nearly 4 m at Yurimaguas we can anticipate Manolo having another go with 6 barges up river.

Has anyone perchance got additional reference points on Mont Agoma ? As far as can be ascertained its present known footprint is ~600 m diameter with steeply inclined mineralisation.

Wrt Kalayi, my impression is the artisanal workings/site is smaller than Bisie Mpama North because surface cassiterite evidence is less pronounced.

Observation: a decent consolidation/recovery taking hold. Noted: clearly, Twitter/Youtube hits if accurate are attracting growing interest. Assays: I am quite content to have measurements to continue onsite. Getting trays airfreighted to Jhb is expensive and laborious. Final analysis/es can be done after present drilling phase is fait accompli.

No problem . . . have been investing in Katanga since the '70s notwithstanding Patrice Lumumba through to the Kabilas. And I still have a stake elsewhere in southern Africa . . . more anxious over what this new lot are going to do in Westminster than anywhere else. We could be in for a rough ride.

Despite holding few SOLG after14 years' marathon I still follow the story. (How's this for a new tale: Mont Agoma = 41m @ 3.5% Cu, inc 1.5m @ 8.7% Cu & 9m @ 9.5% Cu)

Agreed, spectacular (are we looking at an actual MtAgoma specimen as I am not aware of the area having high chalcocite values as depicted)

(still at the computer here as a thunderstorm is on the go)

You have an unshakeable conviction, which I support, but more geological evidence would be helpful. Present knowledge of Bisie Ridge is said to be a 13-km feature and it wraps around a pronounced granitoid (or possible degraded dome).

Admittedly knowing the Witwatersrand and hikes along the Klippies trail, etc or a bird's eye view of, say, the Great Dyke N and S of Ngezi are helpful examples to many . . . but we need Mark G to expand on Kalayi Boin and Mont Agoma.

The latest Agoma Cu and Zn values are compelling. They are a reminder of NoordKaap (Okiep/Springbok) copper mines and its %s. As measurements are now noteworthy they could surpass those of yesteryear. See -

https://southafrica.co.za/1684-the-copper-mountain-of-namaqualand.html#:~:text=The%20Blue%20Mine%20disused%20copper%20mine%20in%20Springbok,%20Northern%20Cape.

. . . where assays regularly reached 11%.