Tuesday, July 02, 2019 2:51:02 PM
What I found very interesting was the part about the prior property owner at Goldlund having an open pit mine that they were apparently mining in the past.
That makes me wonder why we couldn't resume mining on that site? I would think getting the permitting reinstated shouldn't be a big deal. Why wouldn't that be something Management would be interested in with a gold price a few hundred bucks higher from here? That should be profitable.
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