Micro Man, Not expecting anything paved, but most of the roads I saw when I was up there years ago were just gravel, or sandy tracks through the expanses of forest. Those have to be maintained, and are usually done so for some purpose at the roads end. Once we went off of a main four lane we didn't see anything that could support a lot of heavy truck traffic. I was a little farther east of our site, though. If we have a nearby rail head possibility, that would be much better. I would expect roadbuilding materials are the least of our worries. Trucks don't require the smooth, paved roads we have, but good roads provide speedier freight delivery. With the seasonal limits on the mining season that would be a point to figure into the operation costs. Give me enough incentive, and I'll be happy to go along with your last suggestion. I'd rather hold it for a year or two than let it go cheap though. GLTY LC
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