Possibly the November Presentation, now gone fron the web site, where there was a note that indicated the company's forward focus was to look for higher grade gold was somehow related to the high grade gold found at 256. Expect the news on Hole 256 was in at that time. If so the company has had some 2.5 to 3 months to expand the search or otherwise detail the high grade zone on strike and to depth.

The note from Macquarie's report under 'But now viewed as having more lode gold characteristice' is imo not about the BLH zone but rather the high grade at 256. Quartz flooding was never mentioned on the BLH, comments from the 43-101 went the other way, quartz was absent. In 2.5 years of drilling there was no mention of quartz flooding or even quartz in the many sections drilled.

The last statement under the above heading, " The deposit remains open in all directions with no apparent pinching of the high grade core". Again imo it appears that this is in reference to the Lode Gold and not the low grade BLH gold. No apparent pinching is suggestive that the high grade doesn't get narrower along strike, one can not make such a comment if there is only one or 2 holes that intersect the zone.

mh