After briefly pursuing several advanced exploration adventures in Central Asia, an Australian junior has now refocused its entire corporate attention on fast tracking an exciting gold development which has always been sitting in its own back yard. Earlier this year Beacon Minerals Ltd decided to divest its interests in its Baladjan and Djelidysu silicon plays - as well as its Kumushtak (silver-gold-copper) and Keptash (gold-molybdenum-copper) holdings - in Kyrgyzstan to devote all of its efforts on advancing the Barlee project in its home state of Western Australia. Located some 200 kilometres north of Southern Cross in the one of the state's more lightly explored greenstone belts, Barlee covers 400 square km of highly prospective real estate and has only been subjected to a modest amount of aircore and RC drilling - work which has undeniably yielded a number of mouth watering results.
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