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You are Almost correct but B4 yOu assume 2 much more reread carefully

The well known copper-bearing Blue Point Horizon of the
Crown Hill Formation was found in several new localities
across the entire eastern edge of the map area. Copper mineralization
also occurs in the chilled margins of the Herring
Cove Facies pillow lavas located between the Crown Hill and
Rocky Harbour formations

Thats is North Lucky....Herring Cove is South Lucky

South Lucky is Fifield Pits see the map

Didn't that John Hinchey dude go to Australia and give a report on only one claim in the entire world? I think it was supposedly North Lucky he was talking about.

Yes he did go to the Giant Ore Conference in Australia and gave a report on the BonaVista...which may be the largest SSC deposit in the world...which means it might go along the the entire Avalon section of the Peninsula, the area in focus was the Bona Vista and the Copper exploration box highlighted by the Newfoundland Government map makers which in both case include the two parcels Vale kept and the North and South Lucky claims...( which where added to on FEB 27th)



Hinchey will be releasing studies in 2012 http://www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr/mines/geoscience/publications/MinesBranchReview2011.pdf
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Thats is North Lucky....Herring Cove is South Lucky

South Lucky is Fifield Pits see the map

South Lucky (Fifields Pit) has reported SSC Mineralization per Dr. Hinchey

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http://www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr/mines/geoscience/publications/currentresearch/2010/hinchey.pdf






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Here is the summary review from 2010..... still waiting for the report in 2012....

Leon Normore continued detailed mapping of the
Ediacaran rocks in the Trinity map area (NTS 2C/06), of
the Bonavista Peninsula, and immediately south of the
Bonavista map area that was mapped in 2009. The Trinity
area is underlain by terrestrial to shallow marine
Neoproterozoic rocks of the Rocky Harbour Formation
containing distinctive glacial deposits that provide excellent
marker horizons throughout the central portion of the map
area.

NL Govt Map Fall 2011 with "CU" on Bonavista Peninsula http://www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr/mines/geoscience/publications/MRR_Posters/2011/Exploration.pdf




http://www.nr.gov.nl.ca/nr/mines/investments/Metal%20Mines,%20Projects%20in%20Development%20and%20Major%20Exploration%20Plays%20(2011).pdf




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