Where ADL?? ALL AROUND OUR GOLD-SATURATED LDM!!!!!
"ALL THAT IS NICE AND PEACHY ....WHERE IS THE ADL? "
I'm SOOOOOOO very glad you asked that question....
One of the bromides of the mining industry is "where is the best place to find a new mine ?? Within eyesight of an old one !!!" Taking that to heart, we have just stumbled across what is probably an extension of the vein that the two old drill cores established were on our property all along. Whether this was a complete piece of fortuitous happenstance or if our construction/mining team had an inkling of an idea of finding something that might be laying there in the dirt, in a straight line with, 100 meters away and downhill from the two previously spudded drill holes is anybody's guess. But whatever the reason, now that we found recoverable, VISIBLE TO THE NAKED EYE amounts of gold where we found it, we have pretty much established that we have a slice of the mountain that's probably at least 150 meters long, anywhere from 2 to 9 meters wide, and at this point, "open at depth". Finally, there is the veritable warren of old tunnels and workings from previous eras that our team keeps finding as they excavate the hillside further and further - clearly the definitive example of an "old mine".
Noting both the evidence of recoverable gold in large quantities (as outlined just above) and the bromide mentioned at the top of the previous paragraph, and the old tunnels that we keep finding, and the FACT that this little project site is SURROUNDED by our EXTENSIVE HOLDINGS of the ADL, I'd say it's not much of a reach to say that the ADL itself is within site (or at least earshot) of an old mine that to this very day is still productive.
So, in answer to your question "Where is the ADL?", I have to answer, right smack next to and all around a very exciting, novated old mining site that may end up having it's best production days ahead of it, despite being clawed and pecked at for decades or even centuries previous.
M78
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