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@ 11:15 It was Geopark who took out AMER for a below market value pittance, not that the minutiae are crucial. Majid therefore joins Clarke and the Patels (SHG) - to name a few - in the same stable of disrepute for destroying retail investors their hard-earned savings . . . all for the singular self-interest. It is not a level playing field and never will be until the ruling committee are ousted.

One of them (GC) nearly brought down a national sport to trouser whatever he could . . . according to one commentator.

Someone took up 10m possibly in reaction to 07:00 Twitter Mt Agoma add-on https://x.com/Rome_Resources/status/1843169385135112243

* is PB still on Kalayi site . . . heaviest rainy months Oct/Nov

*presumably , until direction of travel is clearer, handheld measurements will suffice *representative samples to go through to Jhb by Dec/Jan for further modelling/DFS

*Bisie Ridge stated @ 13 km (? any extension)

*Mt Agoma ~500 m strike length (? open at depth) impressive Sn/Cu/Zn values thus far

*next update critical

A) ? Can next step be accomplished now that #131 is nearly over the line https://www.bnamericas.com/en/features/petrotal-seeking-latam-expansion-as-communities-take-center-stage

b) the rainy season has started although Ponta Negra beach shoreline retreats daily

c) October shipments have got off to a good start

d) disappointing to read Guidry has option to participate in #107 exploration with his near-$1bn 9.5% loan note as his company continues downhill trend

As the Ucayali has risen 1.2 m since Monday a.m. with a good 5-day forecast ahead it was a good time to add both here and AXL . . . but disappointed to note Guidry has an option to participate in Constitucion/Osheki exploration with his company's 9.5% loan note of $587.4m . . . he's welcome to live dangerously on his own account but having already chucked Dana Coffield under a bus, ahem etc.

. . . how comfortable are pro voters with this arrangement ?

https://www.londonstockexchange.com/news-article/GTE/gran-tierra-energy-inc-announces-pricing-of-an-additional-150-million-aggregate-principal-amount-of-its-9-500-senior-secured-amortizing-notes-due-2029/16665865

and is GTE on a steady downhill spiral ?

Https://www.dreamstime.com/yurimaguas-peru-th-september-views-yurimaguas-riverbank-ad-harbor-yurimaguas-peru-th-september-views-yurimaguas-riverbank-ad-image262870815

File:///C:/Users/rorya/Downloads/PTAL_CIP_September-2024.pdf

. . . useful update . . . and Yurimaguas Huallaga "puddle" is navigable for 6 months of the year albeit for 6k barges only. (I note 20,000+ litre road transporters are also loaded on barges and subsequently continue onward to final destination.

. . . to 29/09 = 309,981 (updated)

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

Interesting changes and I continue to search for further clues, namely -

the cadastre (DRC mining map) does not readily yield the needed information although

Alphamin's license refs are listed in the search box

granted Kalayi and Mt Agoma are 8 km along the ridge and seem to be a flank of the granitoid

Kipoi Cu mine grew ever larger in terms of reserves and was one of MG's success stories. It may lead to the possibility of Bisie and Bisie North, despite wishful thinking, being contiguous, but the Roan has entirely different geological characteristics

Surrounding license holders in N Kivu clearly indicate the search for cassiterite (SnO2)

Https://vukagroup-media.com/2024MRAIssue3/#

There is more meat in the above report that is absent elsewhere. Everything is dropped from the air and the pix show the operation is at scale. I also find an earlier TSX report useful:

https://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-releases/3220-tsx-venture/rmr/150663-rome-resources-announces-final-assay-results-that-confirm-tin-and-polymetallic-mineralisation-open-in-all-directions-and-at-depth-at-the-mont-agoma-prospect-bisie-north-tin-project.html

Interesting points made in the update, including Alphamin thus far not finding more mineralisation "along the ridge", plus informal communication with RMR on Bisie N progress.

@ 13:54 Good PR with a good heading . . . with a bit more detail added. It will be difficult to halt SP erosion so PB will have to keep plugging away with the message. I have not finished adding here. Possibly more focus can be made on the cassiterite component (SnO2) as it is in abundance in DR.

Both posts acknowledged. I am not overly concerned (other than general disappointment with extreme drought) but would like to hear what progress there is on the Napo and Yurimaguas routes. Alternative transport becomes increasingly critical with Talara/ONP coming under further financial threat.

For light entertainment, if it loads, see the following link streamed 3 hours ago:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vo8XJ8dFlhU

The Pta Negra webcam regrettably shows more beach every day:

https://www.camscape.com/webcam/manaus-city-and-beach-webcams/

. . . thus far

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

It aint good. Vessels having more than 3 ft draught at Iquitos are restricted. The drought is one problem only . . . of greater concern is flood defences at Bretana being adequate when the other extreme is reached.

. . . flooded last night here, a colleague outside Vienna has said he has seen nothing like it, and another says he was snowed in at Pinetown on the N3. Downpours in the Sahara. Weather system is boggered.

(I hope Marshall can keep going in the Llanos.)

SEAWAYS OAK (IMO: 9410014) is a Oil/Chemical Tanker and is sailing under the flag of Liberia. Her length overall (LOA) is 183 meters and her width is 32.21 meters. Draught = 7.1 m

. . . berthed at the Manaus oil terminal this afternoon, so the bigger vessels are still getting through a depleted waterway from the Atlantic. Another tanker has just dropped anchor at the terminal.

Https://miningaim.co.uk/rome-resources

Rereading the above remains a compelling argument.

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

LFM, I admire your tenacity if those late notifications were a result of your command. I would also agree that RMR's licences are an ideal add on/extension to the Bisie ops somewhere down the track.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLJFrEgLt5Y

Add another 8 km of gravel road, truck the ore to plant, refine, pack in 50 kg bags and transfer to Kampala for onward shipment. Hamba, bwana !

The unknown . . . Mt Agoma Cu, Zn, etc mineralisation and the economics thereon.

Correction: the second link should have shown DRC Mining Cadastre Map Portal

https://drclicences.cami.cd/EN/

If a handheld analyser has discouraged a few investors to withdraw this morning they are ignorant on the logistics of airlifting weighty core trays to Lubumbashi or Johannesburg. IMO

it is the way to go until more representative samples are to hand. In sum, visible SnO2 and Sn measurements are the way forward.

Being a bloke from the bush I am aware that Paul G is an authority on Walikale and would be able to fill in on Bisie history. If he says early results are following equivalent progress 8 km to the south, it's a fair appraisal. Reading the following link is informative and I note the informal (AM) workings on the satellite:

https://www.artisanalmining.org/Repository/01/The_CASM_Files/CASM_Publications/CASM_Walikale_Booklet.pdf

The cadastre reference is also listed . . . where I have lost my way on who actually holds the two licences, i.e. actual names who have been involved:

https://www.artisanalmining.org/Repository/01/The_CASM_Files/CASM_Publications/CASM_Walikale_Booklet.pdf

(I now note that a comment has been added on XRFs in the last hour. Perhaps PB can point out that we are in the bundu.)