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   View to North West of NDD-001 and NRC-007 drilling at Mount Ngualla. Foreground shows two of approximately ten historic shafts sunk by Anglo American.

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   May 2010 site visit by Alastair Hunter, Andrew van Heyst of Shaws Stockbroking, in-country manager Brian Lloyd, Mal Weber from Shaw's and Geologist Edson Kayogoma.

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   NDD-003, Nb-Ta-P "Leopard" prospect, final run of PQ3 core to 70.00m, Phase-1 sovite mineralised with fine disseminated magnetite and pyrite, pyrrhotite and chalcopyrite. Trace galena and sphalerite present also.

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   NDD-001 diamond hole, sump digging and set up prior to commencement. Camp located beyond the saddle.

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   Sunset after a day of building storms at NDD-001 (main REE zone). Grease-covered HQ rods ready for the next days drilling.

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   NDD-001 HQ3 sized core displaying intensity of open fractures within carbonatite

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   Drillers at NDD-002 (Nb-Ta) with a single run of unbroken HQ3 core of Phase-1 sovite, mineralised with fine disseminated magnetite and sulphides including chalcopyrite.

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   Workers preparing XRF pulp samples during May-July 2010 aircore and XRF programme

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   Juma (Ngualla camp landowner) holding P3 carbonatite sample RMTZ-145 at Southern end of Mount Ngualla REE anomaly

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    Rainbow before the storm at NDD-003 (Nb-P-Ta > REE). The onset of the "little rains" before the big wet, offered spectacular scenery, usually as afternoon storms.

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    IMAG0997

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    NDD-001 HQ3 drillcore; flow-banded Phase-1 sovite carbonatite with bands defined by micas and amphibole minerals. Fine disseminated magnetite, pyrite, pyrhotite and chalcopyrite also present.

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