Post by
Buckshot26 on May 13, 2015 10:17pm
3 pipes and counting
Personally I think this is a huge development. Faraday 1 is once again looking like another kelvin, with a width that exceed 30m at the furthest NW holes 26a/b & 29a/b. Similar again to Kelvin and Faraday 2, Faraday 1 also appears to be growing in volume as it trends to the NW. (the drill hole location maps on the companies website were finally updated just before the mkt closed).
All this means more tonnes adding up, which I believe the market has to take notice of eventually.
My personal theory of these unique sub horizontal pipes is as follows. There is a "monster " mother pipe about 1km to the NW. During one of the early emplacement events, there was a massive piece of the bedrock wall that collapsed and plugged the pipe (similiar to what is seen deep in Tuzo but much larger). Subsequent emplacement events hit this plug and were deflected sub horizontally to the south east. If I'm right, tracing Kelvin and Faraday 1&2 to the NW should lead us to this monster. If I'm wrong, so be it, as we follow these pipes to the NW we just add up more and more tonnes. Win-win the way I see it.
GLTA,
Buck
Comment by
jediknight on May 13, 2015 11:40pm
Interesting post Buck. We know what has been found so far is unusual and had to come from somewhere. There has to be a pipe and finding it should be a priority for the company. Hopefully Patrick reads this board. If not give him a call and explain your theory to him.