No problem Eik…..like I said when I saw the additional information that the Ontario article provided I was curious. I got her the article you provided and also got to ask some questions.
Reading between the lines it looks like the Company is doing their homework on where they think the best deposit areas at Goldlund are. They're looking in new places that most likely haven't been explored a lot. Goldlund is so large IMO not a great deal of it has been explored and that's good for further ounces being found in the future.
I don't know Tamaka's history or why the mining stopped there, probably not enough money for them to continue would be my best guess. If they were mining there from 1982-85 the last gold bull was already over and gold prices were falling, not going higher.
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