Saturday, April 02, 2011 9:49:39 AM
Hopefully as the dry season progresses, SGCP will have dredgers work maybe a couple of longer hours to take advantage of easier access.
I'm thinking that in the off season, they will process the tons(?) of sand overburden gold concentrate. Plus do some minimal dredging as high river conditions allow.
I did send John a brief email asking about the lack of diamonds recovered (.25 carats /ton) and less than 160 carats after 5 weeks of dredging.
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