RE:norwalk Pursuant to the Company's press release of November 16, 2020, drilling is ongoing at the Company's 100% owned Norwalk gold property with three holes now completed into the Red Carbonate Zone and contiguous stratigraphy. A total of just over 1000 m of drilling has been completed and up to two further holes will be drilled on the northwest portion of the property. This drilling will test a large geophysical anomaly as well as the Gananoque vein on the northeastern flank of this anomaly. The presence of sulphides, quartz veining, shear zones and different facies of a newly discovered porphyritic host requires most of the 1000 meters drilled thus far to be submitted for fire assay. Assays for the first three holes are expected by mid-December, 2020.
The Norwalk property is comprised of 12 single cell claims and 21 boundary cell claims, covering an area of 460 hectares and is subject to a 2% net smelter return royalty retained by the original property vendors. This is what I'm asking about , I understand they are putting Norwalk on the back burner but what about these assays.