Golden Hope Mines

I'm sorry, I cannot accept your subject line.

The first round of drill collars/inclinations for the Ascot/Road Zone geochem anomalies were set so that the anomalies would be undercut by between 70 and 100 metres, as the drill passed beneath them. It is true that the structures actually intersected are consistent with those structures expected to lie above the probable gold-bearing structures, according to the modelling.

All we know so far is that the probable source of the geochemical anomaly is not between 70 and 100 metres below surface. We know nothing about economics, because we have insufficient evidence to consider the subject.

Paul Nicholls has just laid out a series of new holes on those same anomalies. That is inconsistent with the conclusions of Glorieux. Paul Nicholls is a geologist. I'm going to trust Paul's opinion, and Jim Tilsley's.

Lar