RE:RE:RE:RE:Fault!Point well taken Dacre. Back when, only a very small area of the RGLD property was looked at. It was probably done with no real sense of where, if any, faults were located. We now have a very accurate magnetic map, showing where the extention of the LP fault is located. With respect to GBR, they had a lot of good data from other operators (Teck Resources). GBR just followed up on what Teck did. They did re-interpret the data to come up with the Hinge Zone. Maybe a compilation of both the existing geology and magnetics together would be of some help. The magnetic data can be re-worked to come up with a more accurate picture of where the LP fault may be!! Knowing how and what GBR did in their initial stages would help too. Ask a few questions. Where there's one orebody, there's usually more nearby.