Colombia has very indifferent geology. Such as this photo in link below.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FQJR9J0XwAMzRQS?format=jpg&name=small When i gaze at the image in link above - it screams, Malachite.
What appears as a, isolate deposit suspended in it's own
stratgraphy lense with no explanation how it was formed
other than, oceanic sedimentsonce under water,
potential marine in nature if, carbonates are present.
Marine copper deposit...
But is it ?
I decided to scan, Colombia,
see if i could match the hatch, find a malachite green,
so indifferent to that of, forest green trees.
Malachite green does present itself as, deep green,
but i was looking for the
Aqua blues. Here is what i found.
Location is north of, Cesar.
Upper eastern reaches of, Colombia.
Appears a historical coal mine created the terraces.
YUP.... lots of Aqua greens.
Looks like sand, but it is not.
It's sedimentry shales when soomed in.
Could i have found a malachite copper showing at
surface, just sitting there waiting to be explored,
without - incumbrance of jungle, real easy access ?
Maybe.
If one scans Colombia, it's all red, yellow, tan sands.
Dark rocks and quarts.
BUT...
Upon seeing the aqua colors, i got excited.
Very rare to see aqua green.
I want to stress.... Max Resources does not own these lands.
Simply passing what i found - forward.
Might be an easier copper explore....
All wide open.
IF....it's malachite, may not be.
Cheers....