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Re: DeeDog post# 18686

Tuesday, 10/04/2011 7:37:27 PM

Tuesday, October 04, 2011 7:37:27 PM

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Isn't that what the Lawry shaft is? It's quite a distance from the mine entrance. If you read the article the lateral shaft is, in some places, 9000' under the surface.

Have you viewed the mine site in Google Earth? It would be awfully difficult and expensive to build a surface road on some of the mine property in the direction of where the gold is. IMO, there is nothing wrong with this picture. NBRI is in good hands.

The mine entrance is located at 39°31'6.51"N/120°50'48.71"W

Unless I'm quoting another user, all text is my opinion and should not be construed as trading/investing advice.

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