RE:RE:RE:RE:newsJedi, you have an excellent point. I thought about that too. However, they may have decided to drill the 3rd hole if the first 2 holes missed kimberlite, just in case the kimberlite pipe angled off at depth in the direction of the 3rd hole. Canadian Shield geology is very fickle. I would hate to miss the pipe if it moved off in the direction of the 3rd hole that I decided not to drill because of previous drilling disappointment. I will say, though, that it is probably more likely than not that the first 2 holes hit kimberlite at depth. 750 meters is very close to one half of a mile. I don't need to tell you that if the 3 holes hit diamond bearing kimberlite, we are going to see a nice increase in the Gahcho Kue diamond resource.