RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Rhino10You are right, they could/will rip a trench 8km long and ??? Wide, but I am here for the exploration potential- I want to know what they have beyond 10m under cover, and they can’t know that without getting underground thanks to the shity nuggety nature of the mineralization. This idea of trial mining is great to make some cash and a point, but they should be figuring out how to test the down-dip extension priority #2 behind determining the grade of exposed material. It seems to me a natural extension of what they are currently doing- take a bulk sample every 25m along the decline and run it through a gravity plant - run all the development muck through the same plant and maybe make some cash (though the grade would be low due to the height of the drive). Open pit and underground trialling concurrently. Just seems like a logical thing for an exploration company that has $70m and claims to believe in this to be advancing.