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| The crater where the granite is mined. The terracing goes very deep and the trucks can drive right to the bottom layer. |
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| Here you can see the drills preparing for further blasting to expose fresh supplies and widen the mine. Everything moves at a slow pace and does not seem to stop at all. |
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| This was the moment the blast went off. Although it looks quite close the guide said it was 15 km further away in a new area. The top rock has to be scrapped as it does not contain uranium ore so it takes a long time to prepare new sites. |
