Final annual report EL 24392 Thring Creek

Abstract

In July 2011 a reconnaissance survey trip was undertaken to the Ultra Violet prospect to determine the logistics for undertaking a small scale drilling program to test the potential for tungsten mineralisation. Following the visit arrangements were made to obtain site clearance in addition to preparing a Mining Management Plan for the program. Permit approval was finalised in August 2011. A subsequent visit was made to site to finalise planning for the drill program and to record the status of rehabilitation of the previous (2006) drilling program. Environmental status of the 2006 drill sites was presented in '2011 Update to the MMP Closure Report for Authorisation 0291-01' During this second visit a soil geochemistry survey was conducted. The details and results of this survey are appended. In summary the geochemistry survey failed to detect any anomaly over the Ultra Violet Prospect. The lack of geochemical signature over the prospect may have been as a result of the transported cover and the nature of soil sample taken rather than an indication that there was no tungsten mineralisation. As a result the drilling program was still undertaken. Drilling was completed in one day, August 7, 2011 and comprised two 50 metre RC holes and one 48 metre RC hole. Details appended. No mineralisation was identified in the logging. As a result the tenement has now been relinquished.