RE:RE:RE:RE:' . . . glasses down for Novo.'Basically the same except for a few differences -as I have often said it should have been working at Purdys and Comet Well 18 months ago -as it will do now at Egina. If there is payable gold at Egina you can put a few 1000 tph plants into action.In fact that material may well be soft enough to utilise surface miners. Then Novo is an alluvial mining company just like historical alluvial operations at Bulolo -Indonesia -modern day like Cambodia with banks of huge Falcon or Knelson concentrators and a hundred others around the globe. But tut tut -- no 'scientific approach' - Will Egina morph into multiple horizons of conglomerates like the Rand - its a likely story which will have every geologist shaking their head -but if it does I will be the first to offer my congratulations. So spend $60 million on what is basically a big alluvial operation and if it proves up I will be up it like a rat up a drain pipe on similar areas in the Pilbara. And then we go deep like at Top Camp -if the conglomerates carry gold.