text: The exciting opportunity for Thundelarra is the possibility of infilling that 130m stretch from the old, 22 gram per tonne historic workings to the new 22 gram per tonne, 8m intersection, with this area remaining completely untested to-date.
  Thundelarra say the 8m intersection is also still open down dip, presenting another opportunity for the company that commenced exploration at the Garden Gully project in mid-2016.
  Since that date nearly 26,000 metres of drilling have been ploughed into the ground at Garden Gully which encompasses the Crown Prince prospect.
  Crown Prince and the nearby Lydia prospect are the lynchpins for the flagship Garden Gully project, which is shaping up as a major new discovery in the Meekatharra district.
  Lydia is no poor cousin either having turned out some exceptional results including a whopping 80m intersection going 1.9 grams per tonne gold from 79m down hole and 7m @ 24.5 g/t from just 11m below surface.
  Previous explorers have already discovered around 30,000 ounces of gold at Crown Prince but frustratingly, Thundelarra do not refer to it because it is not at a Jorc 2012 standard an therefore is not entirely reliable without follow up drilling.
  The Meekatharra region is one of Western Australia’s most productive gold provinces, having already produced in excess of 7 million ounces of gold.
  There is significant local potential for further discoveries on Thundelarra’s tenements and with hungry mills nearby at Andy Well and Bluebird, toll treating options for the company seem obvious.
  Coarse gold is prevalent at Crown Prince and the mineralisation is associated with arsenopyrite within quartz-carbonate veining.