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Large 'Y' vein visible in Lower Tabasco

[jefedeoro]

so in a side discussion @arvanlaar and I have noticed an interesting trend...when you look at the following four diagrams (in order) each one is a slice that cuts across area 51, and each are 75 meters apart.    

https://www.wallbridgemining.com/i/maps/fenelon/20200128_10050_E-Cross-Section.pdf
https://www.wallbridgemining.com/i/maps/fenelon/20200128_10125_E-Cross-Section.pdf
https://www.wallbridgemining.com/i/maps/fenelon/20200120_Fig_8_10200_E_Cross_Section.pdf          https://www.wallbridgemining.com/i/maps/fenelon/20200120_Fig_9_10275_E_CrossSection.pdf                                                   

Each one shows the same continuous 'Y' shape thick mineralized intersection where the Milky Way and Tabasco zones join.   It is at this Y shaped intersection (where all three lines of the 'Y' meet) that we get some of our best intersections - 43.47 g/t over 19 m (2nd diagram) and 22.73 g/t over 48.01(3rdiagram).                                           

              Now if you look in the first diagram, this is where we find the first two VG hits on the 120m core that is pending.  Again, right at the crux of that Y.  

Given all three of these diagrams are sequential, and 75m apart, what we have is a 150 m long very thick, very rich vein, traveling East-West.   

Now when you look at the fourth diagram, another 75 m ahead, the not so good news is the Y shape is not evident at first, but the really good news is it appears that it is not there because it is going deeper. Right at the bottom of the diagram, at about the 800 m mark, (where we have the 4.16g/t over 35.55m )you can see that the Cayenne and Tabasco zones look like they will merge and form anther 'Y' a little deeper down.  But in reality it looks to be the same Y as in the previous diagrams, but now it is going deeper and potentially getting wider (and I am hoping richer as is the trend).

  I think it would be the "trunk" of the Y shape that I think they will hit when they drill down to the 1500 m mark.  Anyway, just some thoughts.....