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Conway Resources Inc > De-Watering
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Post by ZeroZero on Mar 15, 2011 11:33am

De-Watering


Cameco took years to de-water its mine in Saskatechewan.  I wonder what
sort of time frame are we talking about for this mine!

Any ideas, please?


Thanks.
Comment by JDTRADER888 on Mar 15, 2011 12:12pm
It's going to take some time,maybe months.I'm confident that this gold mine will move ahead on schedule.I'm going long and plan to acquire more shares at these levels.
Comment by originals on Mar 15, 2011 1:25pm
Cameco were in a totally different  ground....... they postponed their plans to dewater  tons of SANDSTONE !! They  had nothing but trouble because water was coming in , they  had to use a ROV to find  where the  water source came from, they were in SANDSTONE  a very unstable soft ground. They were  looking at uranium , not at a gold mine in carved out of ...more  
Comment by ZeroZero on Mar 15, 2011 11:30pm
originals:I thank you for explaining the difference between a sandstone mine and ahardrock mine.  I did not know that.Good day to you, sir.
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