2000 Annual Report - Heron Resources Limited
2000 Annual Report - Heron Resources Limited
2000 Annual Report - Heron Resources Limited
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Operations Review<br />
2.0 Continued<br />
Acknowledgement<br />
<strong>Heron</strong> has progressed the Goongarrie Project through from the initial aquisition in 1998, to the 800x80m<br />
reconnaissance drilling in 1999, to 80x80m infill drilling and finally to the Pre-Feasibility Study in <strong>2000</strong>. Kalpini was<br />
similarly fast tracked. With a staff of five and a budget of $2.5 million per annum, the work output of <strong>Heron</strong> is<br />
unsurpassed. To Dave, Alan, Simon, Sue and Fred, many thanks indeed.<br />
1998 - Pegging of Goongarrie South<br />
Ian Buchhorn, pegging P29/1636, 1637, January 1998.<br />
<strong>2000</strong> - Two years and 50,000m of RC<br />
drilling later, Goongarrie South Pit Design<br />
David Crook’s Pit Design generated inhouse.<br />
100m<br />
Pamela Jean<br />
Zone<br />
N<br />
Goongarrie Hill, Siliceous Ore<br />
Proposed Mullock Dump<br />
Goongarrie South, Limonite Ore<br />
Pamela Jean Zone<br />
Big Four, Limonite Ore<br />
Scotia, Siliceous Ore<br />
Gold Target<br />
Gold Target<br />
1999 - Goongarrie South<br />
General Arrangement Plan, showing target areas.<br />
DTM (Digital Terrain Model) shows the high grade Limonite Ore<br />
is in low lying areas (green hues) and low grade Siliceous Ore is in<br />
topographic highs (brown hues).<br />
Scotia Dam,<br />
Limonite Ore<br />
shallow, high grade Cobalt Ore<br />
I J Buchhorn<br />
MANAGING DIRECTOR<br />
The information is based on, and accurately reflects, information compiled by Ian James Buchhorn, who is a Member<br />
of the Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.<br />
Photo Strip: Heads down and tails up, the <strong>Heron</strong> way.<br />
Opposite page: Goongarrie historical town plan, courtesy of the Eastern Goldfields Historical Society. The work of the<br />
Historical Society ensures that these plans and other historical documents are preserved.<br />
page 36<br />
<strong>Heron</strong> <strong>Resources</strong> NL<br />
<strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> <strong>2000</strong>
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