"So I guess it has less to do with the depth of the zone or even the grade which is not great....but it has more to do with the width and the length of the field...in other words it is like a large blanket of mineralized nickel that holds massive potential for mineable ore. "

You are right, GB in saying the grade is not that important at this point. More important is that these layers (and I stress the plural) are mineralized, and what type of mineralization is present. I would dearly love to see even .3-.4%nickel along with a gram or two of PGM's. It would set the stage for a much different outlook for the whole area.

Berst regards

K