RE:RE:RE:Keeping the complexity of the deposits in perspectiveTXRogers wrote: Iskyhigh wrote:
... and of course there could be layers to the cake.
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But of course. What shoreline and fluvial system ever remained consistent over a couple hundred million years? We just need to understand these potential complexities and not get spooked by the inconsistencies that lay ahead. It will offer great entry points to accumulate stock when the market experiences its temporary seizures. Tx
Good points as per usual TX. I do remember QH talking about both fluvial and later marine reworking. Will probably end up being everything in between. Given how good CW looks, I'm pretty confident at least a nice portion will be very much economical, even though the grades might jump all over the place at times. As we head more down dip, I'm expecting the variability starting to decline... Anything can happen near shore I suppose. /HH