Thanks for the information. I agree on the brownish stuff being sandstone.
In terms of the size of the core boxes I see at least 5 boxes with each box narrowing the sandstone interval from left to right.
I was estimating that the WIDTH of the box is 4-5 feet wide. I count roughly 15 core samples of the browninsh stuff in one of the boxes which when multiplied by 4 feet gets me 60 feet of sandstone. As such, I feel these are newer drill cores. As for the stuff below the sandstone, I have no idea what it is but this is what the Christie Lake geology reported in the past.
Other than the pelites and gneiss I'm not sure if that report matches up with your assessment. Sandstone is easier to identify in a photo much like visible gold in quartz is. But the stuff in this photo, for me at least, is not possible to assess. So thanks for your input.
That said, this is that part where armchair miners such as myself are best to leave to the experts. However, I suspect that these are core samples taken from the current drill program at Christie Lake and I notice that shortly after this picture was tweeted out by UEX, the UEX share price rose slightly for a few days (Aug 30 to Sep 6). But then so did other Uranium stocks.
Thanks again for the input Darcy and thank you Alibongo888 for passing it onto twitter. I many just have to set up an account myself. Just not ready yet.
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