Hello Everyone! I have a few days off my insane schedule so I am trying to get caught up on things.
In the past few months I have been to South Africa & Turkey. Spent a hair-raising night on a MAC flight that lost 2 engines, Almost got myself shot by a trigger happy Turkish MP, had to spend a few days in an airport while my Visa status was figured out (I felt like Tom Hanks in "The Terminal" lol...) and got thrown into a project that was, well, lets just say "Not Going Well"...
So now I have confirmed dates of heading back home for a month and I took a few days to get to this huge backlog of emails that has been building up...
First, I think there well may be people in the bad position of being forced to sell some of their SRSR. I do not think it is that they Want to sell, but Have to sell just to make ends meet. This is IMHO after emails with some people out there who are still trying to hang on.
Times are not good and with the difficult economy plus the need for at least some positive cash flow, some people just simply may come to the point where they need to sell some of their holding to survive.
I sent Merle, Scott & Lorne an email yesterday and Merle responded that he could not give any specifics, he did say that progress has been made since the last PR and that we may get an update next week.
There is a chance that I may go up there once drilling starts.
If I do I will let everyone know. The friend I had up in Timmins got Pneumonia and had to leave before ever getting out to Lake Nemegosenda. He was actually taking 4 days off and would have made it to the site if he had not gotten sick. They were doing the camping thing and it was 3 weeks before I found out about this.
Anyway, if the timing of the drilling starting falls in-line with some time I can take off in between all this other madness, I will get up there.
If that happens there will be lots of photographs & video for all to see.
Last point for this post is I really do not think that Sarissa is affected much, if at all, by this current economic situation. The money for the Phase 1 drilling is already there, the driller has been selected, the Assay Company is likewise ready, all they need to do now is get the drilling started and things will pick right back up on this.
The Weather Forecast for Chapleau for the next 10 days is mostly Sunny with Daytime highs in the 50's and nighttime lows in the upper 30's. Perfect Drilling Weather!!
All is well with SRSR and I still believe we will have initial drilling Assay results and other news for our Christmas Holidays...
Cheers to All,
ThegoodlifeGeo
"I look to the future because that's where I'm going to spend the rest of my life"
-George Burns, [At age 87; he lived to be 100]
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