Digger’s Creek-EPM 11954
HIGHLIGHTS

• Situated in the Georgetown District.

• Target is a Vera Nancy style epithermal vein system.

• Work to date has traced an identified epithermal vein system for over 2.5 kilometres up to 10 metres thick.

• Intersecting transverse vein structures up to 1 kilometre long provide an economic basis in terms of tonnage potential.

• The best gold intercept is 2 metres @ 2.88 g/t Au with rock chip samples up to 4.1 g/t Au.

• Potential exists for high grade vein systems at depth.

• QGM work program will include geological mapping of the main veins with selective sampling then RC and diamond drilling of targets identified.

Diggers Creek is a set of gold-bearing epithermal quartz veins extending up to 2500m in length, which have shed coarse alluvial gold. The veins are partly covered by a barren sandstone capping. A recent initial drilling programme, although largely unsuccessful, achieved a minor gold intersection in veins of one specific trend.

Aerial photograph with road pattern and epithermal vein swarm locality	Air photo interpretation of vein swarm zone and surroundings	Air photo of central vein swarm area with initial drill hole locations
View of remnant Late Jurassic sandstone cap over vein zone	View of quartz vein on ridge and relationship to Jurassic sandstone cap	Geology map and drill hole locations in main vein zone
View to main vein ridge outcrop	Chalcedonic breccia specimen typical of vein outcrop	Colloform Quartz - adularia vein float