I was recalling in the latest NR and the results of 25 metres at 2.06 g/t. I imagined an average bedroomof 4x5 metres (roughly 13x16 ft.), just under 3 metres high So, your bedroom would contain about about 55 cubic metres, and there is between 2.2 and 3 tonnes per cubic metre of ore. Lets say 2.5 tonnes per metre. Your bedroom then has 2.5 times 55 cubic metres, which is 137.5 tonnes of ore. Multiply that times 8 bedrooms on top of each other, to get the 25 metre strike, and that comes to 1,100 tonnes. Times 2.06 g/t, and that works out to 2266 grams. of gold. Divide that by 31.1034 grams per troy oz., and you get 72.85 oz.

72,85 oz. of gold at $1600 per oz. equals $116,566. Or $14,570 in a solid rock befroom. Lets take all the rock out, and there's a box of gold next to your bed with almost 10 oz. in it, worth almost $15,000.

Now, imagine GNH's Bellechasse-Timmins as a big underground Motel......each room being 1 1/2 times larger than that bedroom, times a few hundred rooms.....

Trying to keep my mind busy I guess...:(