Dear B

I believe I said "remotely" on strike using it in a very broad context. The actual physical distribution of the various rocks in detail, on the scale of individual claim units or a mine scale, may be quite complicated reflecting not only "primary" irregularities but also later deformation events. When I said "tops" to the east, I meant on a"regional" scale.

Sorry for any confusion. Was thinking simultaneously on two levels. Geologists tend to be multi-level thinkers, constantly going from one extreme to the other. We tend to develop simplified regional concepts/models or patterns from very detailed local observations from a multitude of locations and then apply these regional concepts/models to select future properties for exploration which we believe have the highest potential.