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[Basketfan]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1494679722948972549

[Basketfan]

https://twitter.com/i/status/1503403617155309578

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https://twitter.com/i/status/1505067853472428034

[NeftyIvan]

Thanks for the fotos; every little bit helps.   Speaking of helping, I am taking this opportunity --- that is, these fotos --- to put together the following LONG comment regarding the particulars of the day-to-day coring operations, hoping that it may be informative to some … in order to better appreciate some of the impact of such tedious exploration efforts on overall project timing. Be

[Malte1]

hey guys! I'm down at ST right now and will do a write up when back home next week. Nice analysis of my/Cal's/Mariusz's pics. ;-) Fascinating experience being down here and seeing the incredible scale of ST and the professionalism of the crew. All top notch. You made a lot of good and valid points in your observations. Will go through in person next week and can provide more feedback

[NeftyIvan]

Malte, interesting comment you posted here. The parts of your overall comment that particularly caught my eye were the following two quotes:   [1] "Fascinating experience being down here and seeing the incredible scale of ST and the professionalism of the crew. All top notch."   Very glad to read that, all around, you had such a favorable impression. While there, did

[Basketfan]

This is the completed Santo Tomas   camp! Clean, comfortable, and efficient accommodations for ~35 personnel, inc. drill crews, other staff or visitors. On the right water storage which is gravity fed to NZ drill rigs. Brasiles has own camp + water supply. from outside Drilling

[NeftyIvan]

BasketFan, thanks much for the informative and eye-catching fotos: [1] Those camp fotos show a rather impressive set-up --- again, good evidence that this is NOT a slouch organization --- but, the only thing that I could not spot was the basketball/volley ball courts and the soccer field ... but, I would imagine they don't have much time for such things. [2] For those panoramic mountain and

[Malte1]

1. No time for soccer. Everyonr works 14h days 7 days a week. The geo and technical team was at Ranchito from sunrise to after sunset. 2. yes. massive 1200m elevation at the viewpoint. 600m at south zone. 3. concession boundary marker 4. that the camp sitting betwern Sz and Nz. It's used by drill crews which are 12h shifts 7 days a week for 4 weeks. This camp has room for 35 staff or so

[mrobpor]

Love to see the great dialogue on here. Thanks all. Looks like one more NR - closing the second tranche - between us and drill results. Some have suggested they have waited to include Brasiles holes in this release, but there MUST be some assays ready.  Given the various comments in these threads about the positive attitudes and general excitement, I will be keen to see the language used in

[Basketfan]

from Malte  I love the smell of copper in the morning. @OrocoCorp dropping hints that N16 is . N16 runs completely outside historical core Last week's image was from 587m. Today 750m. Plotting this on IP slide shows mineralization west + below core https://twitter.com/malte_humpert/status/1512857677658931204?s=21