Exeter Resource / XRC (TSX)

Interessant , Viva Argentina !

Wollte Euch nur auf die sensationelle Meldung von Exeter (XRC.V) vom letzten Donnerstag aufmerksam machen. Ich weiß nicht, ob sie hier im Forum schon irgendwo rumgeschwirrt ist, aber die könnte so bedeudent sein, daß ich sie hier ggf. nochmal erwähnen will.

Exeter Drills 304 Metres of 0.9 Grams Per Tonne Gold on Caspiche Gold Porphyry Target, Eleven Kilometres South of the Refugio Mine in Chile

http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070524/0257407.html

Ich hab sie eben erst beim Research meiner Watchlistwerte gelesen. Der Kurs ist seit Bekanntgabe schon 30% gestiegen, aber ich denke das könnte erst der Anfang sein. Falls die Ergebnisse bestätigt werden, schlummert hier ein riesen Fund (mehrere Mio. Unzen). Habe soeben Anfangspostion gekauft.

Grüße

P.S. wär toll, wenn der Thread in den EM-Aktien.Bereich verschoben würde. Kann das jmd. vornehmen bzw. kann man das selber machen?

Exeter Resource 2,94 CAD$ 38,1 Mio. Shares (46,7 Mio. FD) 112 Mio. CAD$ MC

Da Exeter anscheinend schon lange nicht mehr erwähnt wurde, stelle ich sie mal kurz vor. Ich habe die Aktie Mitte 2006 erstmals gekauft und dann Ende 2006 mit einem Minigewinn wieder verkauft. Hauptgrund meines Kaufes war allerdings ihr (bisheriges) Hauptprojekt in Mendoza in Argentinien, Don Sixto (La Cabeza). http://www.exeterresource.com/don_sixto.php
Die letzte Ressourcenschätzung stammt aus Juni 2005:

Upgraded Resource Estimate

Separately, Exeter has now received a new independent estimate of gold resources at La Cabeza. The report follows the company’s recent announcement of an approximately 25% increase in the inferred resources at La Cabeza, to 890,000 ounces (see news release dated May 17, 2005), and concludes that a portion of those resources may be upgraded to the “indicated” category.

The new independent report now estimates an “indicated resource” at La Cabeza of 390,000 ounces of gold (6.2 million tones at an average grade of 2.0 g/t gold) and an “inferred resource” of 500,000 ounces of gold (12.1 million tonnes at a grade of 1.3 g/t gold), at a cut-off grade of 0.5 g/t.

Laut Homepage gibt es die endgültige Ressourcenschätzung jetzt im Juni. Die zwischenzeitlichen Unternehmensmeldungen deuten eine deutliche Erhöhung der Ressourcen an. So wurden z.B. mehrere neue Goldzonen entdeckt. Ich hab so 2 bis 5 Mio. Unzen als Schätzung im Gedächtnis, die ich irgendwo mal aufgeschnappt habe. Bin auf die anstehenden Zahlen gespannt.

Im Dezember 2006 gab es schlechte Nachrichten. Die Bezirksregierung von Mendoza hatte beschlossen keine neuen Abbaurechte in der Provinz mehr zu vergeben, da erst ein Gesetz über neue Umweltschutzrichtlinien erlassen werden musste (und das dauert). Die Befürchtung war nun, das kommende Erweiterungen von La Cabeza und eine evt. zu bauende Miene behindert bzw. gar nicht möglich wären.
Nach der Nachricht ging es in einem halben Monat von 3 auf 2 CAD$. Tiefpunkt nach einer kurzen Seitwärtsbewegung waren 1,70 CAD$ im März diesen Jahres.
Am 25. April meldete Exeter, dass ihr geplantes Drilling-Programm für 2007 und 2008 für La Cabeza genehmigt ist (insg. 80.000 m).

Nun zu Ihrem Projekt in Chile, Caspiche. Die gepostete Meldung sagt eigentlich alles, aber wie gesagt es dauert noch bis weitere Bohrergebnisse die Zahlen untermauern, aber hier könnte ein riesiger Fund auf Exeter zukommen. Die Angst vor weiteren politschen Unwägbarkeiten in Argentinien könnten größere Kursgewinne momentan behindern und eine gezielte Positionierung erlauben. Abschließen noch eine Researchnote von Dundee Securities (Dundee covert Exeter) zur aktuellen Meldung:

Exeter Resource reported that the drill hole CSDH 013 at its Caspiche Gold Porphyry project in Chile has intersected 304m grading 0.9 g/t gold. The company noted that the hole terminated in the mineralization after 344m at the maximum depth of the rig.
The Caspiche project is located in a prolific region of gold porphyry deposits, 11km southeast of Kinross Gold Corporation's Refugio Mine (5.4 million oz gold grading 0.76 g/t gold ) and 15km north of the Cerro Casale project (9 million oz gold grading 0.69 g/t gold and 0.25% copper). Exeter has the right to acquire 100% ownership in the property, once it has spent US$2.55 million on exploration, subject to a 3% net smelter returns royalty.
The drill hole CSDH 013 tested a partially-defined porphyry gold target area (Caspiche Central zone) that had not previously been drilled by Exeter. The zone, had not been fully tested by Anglo American or Newcrest Mining (previous owners).
The company stated that results are being collated from six drill holes which tested the five kilometre long Caspiche III epithermal gold target area, located 2.5km northeast of hole CSDH 013. Those results will be reported as and when they are available. Further drilling will commence in the area when it is accessible after the Chilean winter.

COMMENT
The intersected mineralization is consistent with and has higher gold grade than the gold porphyry mineralization of the neighbouring Refugio Mine and Cerro Casale Project. This news has positive implications for Exeter, given Kinross Gold Corporation (K-T) is reported to be interested in developing the Cerro Casale Project.
We maintain our MARKET OUTPERFORM rating with a 12-month price target of C$3.70/share

Grüße und Danke für die Einordnung des Threads

Es wird gekämpft! Richtig. Gut das der Hauptfokus im Moment auf Chile und nicht auf Argentinien gerichtet ist. Grüße

BUENOS AIRES, May 31 (Reuters) - Mining industry leaders vowed on Thursday to fight lawmakers' decision to uphold a ban on open-pit mining in an Andean province famous for its grape vines and olive groves.

Senators in Mendoza voted this week to reinstate anti-mining legislation that had been vetoed by the provincial governor in December on the grounds it was unconstitutional.

The legislation halts open-pit metals mining and the granting of exploration permits due to fears about its impact on the environment. Anti-mining activists say the provincial government has failed to impose environmental safeguards.

Representatives of the region's fledgling mining industry say the senate's decision puts the sector's future development at risk.

"We're prepared to fight to the last," Roberto Zenobi, head of the province's mining chamber, told Reuters, adding that the governor's veto could still be backed by the province's house of deputies. That would stop the legislation taking effect.

"We're determined to stop the legislature's activity, while at the same time stressing that we're also not in agreement with the government," Zenobi said.

He said provincial officials have acted too slowly to develop an environmental plan to address local concerns.

Mining projects in Mendoza include the Don Sixto gold site, where drilling is being done by Canada's Exeter Resource Corp. (XRC.V: Quote, Profile , Research), and the San Jorge gold and copper property, owned by Vancouver-based Global Copper Corp. (GLQ.TO: Quote, Profile , Research) and optioned to Coro Mining Corp.

Mendoza is synonymous with Malbec vines grown in the plains below the snow-capped Andes, but rising metal prices have generated increased interest in its mining potential and, in turn, have fueled anti-mining protests.

Argentina is not known as a mining country. But investment in the sector has boomed in recent years, driven by higher global prices and lower costs since the peso was devalued sharply against the dollar during a 2001-2002 economic crisis.

http://yahoo.reuters.com/news/…026&type=comktNews&rpc=44

Laut Paul van Eeden ist Argentinien sicherer als die anderen die politisch gemein werden zu den Minen der Auslaender.
Equador, Bolivia und Venezuela ist ein Problem das man auch irgendwann loesen wird.
Das Problem in Argentinien ist Korruption, jedoch mit Einheimischen als Partner kann man die besser managen.
Er hat als groesstes Investment dort einen Explorer MRZ.V der laut Aussage von ihm ein Schnaeppchen ist fuer 1.10 CAD.
Er hat das selbe dafuer bezahlt...mal schaun

In wenigen Minuten kommt was ueber Exeter und Peter Grandich Comments zu Gold auf BNN News.

11.30am Show

http://www.bnn.ca/

Danke für den Link Eldo! Ich fasse mal das Interview mit Yale Simpson (Chairman Exeter) zusammen und füge noch weitere Infos zu den drei Hauptprojekten von Exeter bei:

Chile

Das Caspiche-Projekt (hier nochmal der Link zum Luckyshot http://www.exeterresource.com/…ws/Exeter_news_070524.pdf) liegt genau zwischen zwei Kinross Gold Projekten (jew. ca. 10 km entfernt).
Dies ist einmal nördlich die Refugio-Miene (open-pit), die in 2007 geschätzte 245.000 Unzen Gold fördern wird und insg. über 7,3 Mio. Unzen Reserven verfügt (5,4 Mio. "proven and probable" und weitere 1,9 Mio. "measured and indicated").
Im Süden von Caspiche liegt Cerro Casale. Dies ist eine der weltweit größten unerschlossenen Gold/Kupfer-Lagerstätten (24 Mio. Unzen Gold und 6 Mrd. Pounds Kupfer). Yale sagt, er hofft, daß sie zusammen mit den Kinross-Projekten ein Teil eines größeren zusammenhängenden Systems sind.

Caspiche gehörte ursprünglich Anglo American und Exeter hat das Recht 100% des Projektes für sich zubeansruchen, wenn sie insg. 2,55 Mio. US$ in das Projekt investiert haben (bisher 600.000 US$) und 15.500m gedrillt wurden. Yale geht davon aus, daß dies innerhalb der nächsten 12 Monate der Fall sein wird. Anglo American erhält dann eine 3% net smelter return der Produktion. Yale spricht von 10 - 15 Mio. Unzen als hypothetisches Ziel.

Argentinien

In Argentinien gibt es zwei vielversprechende Projekte:

- Don Sixto (ehemals La Cabeza), eigentl. Hauptprojekt, liegt in der Region Mendoza, wo es zur Zeit politische Streitigkeiten mit der Minengesetzgebung gibt (siehe vorheriges Posting).
Laut Yale kommt in den nächsten 10 Tagen die neue Ressourcenschätzung zu Don Sixto und als Zielvorgabe gibt er zwei Jahre ab jetzt bis zur Produktion. Zur Ressourcenschätzung hat er sich eher zurückhaltend ausgedrückt: 1 Mio. Unzen Gold, jährl. Produktion von 100.000 Unzen als Grundannahme.

- Cerro Moro liegt in Santa Cruz und damit in einer sehr pro-mienen-freundlichen Region in Argentinien. Die letzten Bohrergebnisse Anfang Mai sahen ebenfalls vielversprechend aus und Yale bezeichnet sie als eine der hochgradigsten Ergebnisse, die in den letzten 20 Jahren in Argentinien erzeilt wurden (Auszug):

• 3.7 meters grading 94.9 g/t gold and 211 g/t silver, including 1.59 meters of 220.1 g/t gold and 427 g/t silver.
• 2.0 meters grading 16.3 g/t gold and 178 g/t silver.
• 1.0 meter grading 39.7 g/t gold and 1,590 g/t silver.

Weitere Ergebnisse werden demnächst veröffentlicht. Bis Ende 2007 soll eine Ressourcenschätzung für Cerro Moro vorliegen.
Anglogold besitzt durch ihre Tochtergesellschaft Cerro Vanguardia S.A. (CVSA) ein optionales anteiliges (bis zu 70%) Rückkaufsrecht für Cerro Moro. Hier der genaue wortlaut der Vereinbarung:

Exeter can earn 100% of the CVSA land package by spending US$3 million within 5 years and completing 10,000 metres of drilling on any of the four major projects (comprising a total of 39 properties). CVSA has the right to back into a 60% interest by paying Exeter 2.5 times expenditures and paying for Exeter's costs to the completion of a bankable feasibility study. CVSA can increase its interest to 70% by financing Exeter's share of mine development costs. Should CVSA not elect to back into a project, its interest will revert to a 2% NSR on that project. Link

Insgesamt könnten die Ressourcen laut Yale von Exeter bis zu 20 Mio. Unzen Gold betragen. Natürlich eine spekulative Aussage, aber das Potential wird angedeutet.

Grüße

Die nächsten guten Ergebnisse von Exeter, diesmal Cerro Moro, Argentinien (Kurs heute +22%):

07.06.2007 - EXETER CONTINUES TO DRILL BONANZA GRADES AT ESCONDIDA ZONE, CERRO MORO PROJECT
Link

Auszüge:

Drill intersections from the Escondida East zone include:

3.83 metres ("m") at a grade of 127.7 grams per tonne gold ("g/t") (12.6 feet of 3.7 oz. per ton gold) in hole MD098. Final silver results for this section are pending as two samples returned assays above the upper detection limit of 10,000 grams per tonne.

Included in this intersection were 2.44 m at a grade of 199.4 g/t gold (8.0 feet at a grade of 5.8 oz./ton gold), which in turn included 1.10 m grading 464.6 g/t gold (3.6 feet at a grade of 13.6 oz./ton gold).

Exeter's Exploration Manager, Matt Williams, commented: "With work at Don Sixto now focused on resource estimations, our technical team has shifted its attention to advancing our earlier-stage properties. Work is currently focused on Cerro Moro, where we have deployed eight of our geologists.

"As the project picks up momentum, we are confident that we will see further excellent results from the Escondida zone and from other discoveries within the southern sector of the property. Geophysical and geochemical work has indicated additional gold/silver targets under extensive areas of colluvial cover. Drilling continues."

Grüße

Ich hab mich nochmal durch die alten Pressemitteilungen gelesen, um mir die Vereinbarung von Exeter und Cerro Vanguardia S.A. (Tochtergesellschaft von Anglogold) zu den Projekten in Argentinien, Patagonien anzuschauen (beinhaltet Cerro Moro, aber nicht Don Sixto).

Wichtig: Anglogold besitzt für die Projekte ein optionales anteiliges Rückkaufsrecht (bis zu 70%). Näheres in meinem Posting vom 02.06.(Update).

Grüße

Siehst Bobelle, die eine steigt, die andere faellt, wenigsten eine von mir die gestern Freude gemacht hat.

Have a nice day

Gruss

Eldo

Na wenigstens etwas. Bei mir wars auch gestern sehr rot ansonsten. Hoffe XRC bringt uns die nächsten Tage/Wochen weiterhin gute Laune, falls es uns bei den anderen Werten kurzfristig durchrüttelt.

Die Ressorcenschätzung Don Sixto kommt spätestens nächste Woche laut Plan und auf die Auswertungen der "Upper-detection-limit"-Silbergrades von Cerro Moro bin ich auch gespannt. Falls XRC nochmals in die Nähe meines Kaufniveaus kommt werd ich weiter aufstocken.

Grüße

Damit sind erstmal politische Bedenken für das Don Sixto-Projekt ausgeräumt.

Grüße

Mendoza suspends exploration permits issue for 90 days - Argentina
Published: Friday, June 8, 2007 13:16 (GMT -0400)

The governor of Argentina's Mendoza province, Julio Cobos, has suspended for 90 days the granting of environmental impact approvals for new exploration and open-pit metallic mining permits.
The decree does not suspend "the mining concessions system, which stays the same. That is, the process of application and granting of concession areas is still valid," Carlos Ruiz, advisor to the provincial mining department, told BNamericas. Mining activity is not suspended, nor is the granting of concessions, he added.
Cobos ratified the decree after Mendoza's lower house of congress decided not to debate the governor's veto of a bill to suspend mining and exploration rights, sending it on to other committees for consideration and possible modification. According to Ruiz, these 90 days will serve to analyze the issue in depth. "I believe that is the [government's] goal and I think it is very reasonable," he said.
Meanwhile, governor Cobos said in a statement that "our main concern is the environment... but it is also necessary to offer a framework of security to the activity's development, always based on strict environmental norms."
The governor asked legislators to vote on the bill as soon as possible "to have a norm for the future that ensures environmental quality and the development of the province."

By Harvey Beltrán
Business News Americas

Link

offizielle Bestätigung von XRC (Auszug) ;):

Yale Simpson, Exeter's Chairman, stated: "We welcome clear environmental regulations in the Province, and a suspension of new environmental approvals is a sensible option that gives the government time to consider the current system in the lead-up to federal, provincial and local elections in October.
"The timing of the political process should not disrupt the development of our Don Sixto Project, where we will be focused on data analysis and engineering studies in support of a Feasibility Study for the next 12 months. We expect the new government to have regulations in place in time for the submission of our Environmental Impact Report, next year."
"Our current exploration focus has shifted to our high-grade Cerro Moro gold/silver project in Santa Cruz Province, where a second drill rig is expected this week. We are also advancing our Caspiche Project in Chile, where we recently announced a major drill intersection at a gold grade similar to the nearby Refugio mine. We are truly now a multi-project company, with the exploration expertise and projects inventory to continue to generate new discoveries."

Link

Trotzdem Gewinnmitnahmen heute. Bei etwas über 3 CAD$ liegt mein Abstauberlimit für die nächste Position.

Grüße

Dank an J.W. Mustard - Haywood´s Junior Exploration Universe

Grüße

Tom Szabo gestern auf http://www.silveraxis.com:

I have another potentially exciting development, one that I had first profiled on June 15. On that day, I mentioned three companies with potential world-class gold-copper discoveries on their hands. One of these explorers, however, also might be on the verge of the most stupendous single hole in terms of silver assay in the history of modern exploration. You see, on June 7th, Exeter announced some drill results with bonanza gold and silver grades including one hole over 3.83 meters that graded 127.7g/t (approx. 4 ounces per ton) plus a lot of silver. How much silver? Well, we don't know yet because the grade was off the charts: more than 10,000g/t (10 kilograms/tonne or more than 300 ounces per ton of silver) for a portion of this 3.83 meters (how much exactly is a mystery at this point)! In fact, they had to go back and re-assay as if the drill core consisted of silver concentrate (the mill end-product sent for smelting). The company has also apparently gone back to check the drill core for base metals. All in all, I suspect we could end up with some of the most valuable silver-dominant drill core ever. This of course is a completely separate matter from the potential new gold-copper porphyry discovery that puts Exeter into a race with Southern Arc and Serengeti to be the next Aurelian. As if all this luck weren't enough, Exeter is set to announce a new 43-101 resource report for its Don Sixto project in Argentine where it is likely that more than 1 million ounces of high-grade, open-pittable gold is present. I own a modest position in Exeter at this point and I wish I could have bought more today, but the stock has been halted pending news. I suspect they are about to announce the silver assays because normally one would not halt trading in the middle of the day to announce a new 43-101 report. On the other hand, the stock has been weak during the past couple of days which could mean the news might be negative. If so, I would treat it as a gift from god and load up on a bunch more shares. (I'm not telling what you should do, I'm saying what I plan to do).

VG heron

Danke heron! Hab meinen Depotbestand heute verdoppelt. Obwohl ich bei Mendoza zu früh politische Entwarnung gesehen habe, ist Exeter durch die beiden anderen Projekte hervorragend aufgestellt. Szabo hats geahnt.

Grüße

Exeter's Don Sixto Project Put on Hold - Wednesday June 20, 6:16 pm ET

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 20, 2007 -- Exeter Resource Corporation reports that legislation was passed by the Mendoza government today prohibiting the use of chemicals typically used in the extraction of gold and other metals. The legislation effectively puts Exeter's Don Sixto Project on hold, unless the government amends the law.

Yale Simpson, Exeter's Chairman, stated: "The new laws in Mendoza Province have evolved in a highly charged political environment in the lead up to Federal and Mendoza provincial elections to be held in October this year. We understand that the most recent law was rushed through as a response to well-organized and well-funded anti-mining demonstrations and road blocks in an area that has absolutely no exploration or mining activity.

"We await the election of a new government in Mendoza to discuss the proposed mining and processing at Don Sixto, which will meet the highest global environmental standards. Don Sixto is located in a remote, arid region in the far south of the province that has relatively little economic activity. We have enjoyed tremendous support from the local communities as we have advanced the project. It would be unfortunate indeed if this legislative response to pressure tactics were allowed to deprive these communities of the economic benefits of a state-of-the-art mine.

"In the interim, our exploration and drilling focus has already shifted to our high-grade Cerro Moro gold/silver project in mining friendly Santa Cruz Province, where the Cerro Vanguardia (AngloGold subsidiary) and Mina Marta (Coeur d'Alene) mines operate and San Jose and Manantial Espejo are currently being developed. Further news releases on drilling results from this project are imminent.

"We are also advancing our Caspiche Project in Chile, where we recently announced a major drill intersection at a gold grade similar to the nearby Refugio mine and an additional 5,000 metres of planned drilling.

"We are truly now a multi-project company, with the ability to wait out the political process in Mendoza."

Additional Details

Earlier this year, Mendoza Governor Cobos vetoed a proposal of the Mendoza Senate that would have suspended the issuance of new mining-related permits. Subsequently, approximately two weeks ago, the Governor introduced legislation that suspended environmental approvals for 90 days, citing the fact that the Senate commission had not yet examined or provided opinions on proposed environmental regulations for mining that had been sent to it for review. The legislation passed today replaces that introduced two weeks ago.

It is understood that there are four advanced projects in Mendoza that will require permitting after this year's elections: Rio Tinto's Potasio Rio Colorado Project; Coro Mining's San Jorge Project; the Federal Government's Sierra Pintada Uranium Project; and the Don Sixto Project.

Link

Kurs stabilisiert sich und zieht wieder an. Grüße

Exeter Drilling Extends High-Grade Gold and Silver Mineralization at Cerro Moro - Tuesday June 26

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(MARKET WIRE)--Jun 26, 2007 -- Exeter Resource Corporation reports that high-grade gold and silver encountered in six new diamond drill holes have extended the known mineralization in the Escondida vein area, at its Cerro Moro project, Argentina.

Highlights of the new results include the following intervals from holes at significant distances from each other:

Hole MD095 - Escondida West Vein, interpreted to be a faulted offset, 300 metres ("m") to the northwest, of the main Escondida East vein structure:

- 2.10 metres at a grade of 65.7 grams per tonne ("g/t") gold and 2218 g/t silver, including 0.45 metres at a grade of 246.0 g/t gold and 5,450 g/t silver.

Hole MD087 - Escondida East Vein, 300 metres east of high-grade mineralization announced June 7, 2007:

- 2.01 m at a grade of 19.1 g/t gold and 409 g/t silver, including 1.04 m at a grade of 35.9 g/t gold and 747 g/t silver.

Hole MD092 - Loma Escondida Vein, 500 metres to the north of the Escondida East vein:

- 1.40 m at a grade of 51.2 g/t gold and 1,679 g/t silver, including 0.77 m at a grade of 90.9 g/t gold and 2,930 g/t silver.

Drilling is continuing on the Escondida vein structures with a second reverse circulation/diamond UDR-650 drill rig now on site.

Exeter's Exploration Manager, Matt Williams, commented: "Drilling at Cerro Moro is focused currently on the high-grade Escondida vein system, a target area more than one kilometre long and half a kilometre wide.

"The Escondida system remains open both laterally and at depth, and is part of the much larger Esperanza-Escondida-Carla trend, some five kilometres long by two kilometres wide. To identify targets for drilling in this much larger area, we have conducted detailed geological mapping, rock chip sampling and geophysical surveys (gradient array induced polarization-resistivity survey "IP" and detailed ground magnetics).

"That work has identified a number of targets with similar "signatures" to the Escondida vein system. These targets are largely under a shallow veneer of younger sediments. We will continue to define these targets in preparation for trenching and drill testing."

Link

Ich kann die Bedeutung des folgenden Beitrages vom 27.06.2007
nicht einschätzen:

In der Provinz Mendoza (Argentinien) haben die jüngsten Entwicklungen dazu
geführt, dass das fortgeschrittene Projekt Don Sixto gestoppt wird. Das
Unternehmen wird mit den Behörden in Mendoza und anderen in ähnlicher Weise
betroffenen Unternehmen zusammenarbeiten, um die zurzeit geltende Gesetzgebung,
die den Aufschluss weiterer Tagebaue behindert, zu ändern. Wir erwägen auch
rechtliche Schritte und Ansprüche auf Schadensersatz für das Unternehmen.

Bitte besuchen Sie die Website von Exeter unter http://www.exeterresource.com

Quelle: <http://aktien.onvista.de/news-…12128741&ID_NEWS=49439639>

Vatapitta

vatapitta
Die Bedeutung desBeitrages vom 27.06.2007 war dass es wieder Kaufkurse gab

Zugegeben, das war die falsche Antwort. Aber auch die falsche Frage. Was hier alle Welt interessiert ist im Augenblick nur Cerro Moro, nicht Don Sixto.

VG heron