<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Brice Gordon &lt;</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Sunday, August 9, 2015 8:37 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>Jeffrey Epstein</td></tr><tr><td>Cc:</td><td>Zorro Ranch</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>ZDC Geologist</td></tr></table>

Jeffrey

attached r=sponse, regarding site visit by Geologist

How do you wish to proceed=

Mr. Gordon,

I was in Matt's office =hen you called and I suggested that he forward any email's regarding y=ur conversation.

Dr. Cather, myself, and Dr. lisenbee=at the South Dakota School of Mines have all done quite a lot of mapping i= this area. I think Lisenbee actually did the work in and around Com=nche Pass.

I'm sure any one or all three of us=would be happy to do a walk/drive/ride through of your client's proper=y if we were in the area, but we just don't have the time to go there.=

I would suggest=one of two options.

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1) Provide us with the GIS coordinates of the=property or simply go to Google Earth and capture a screen view of the pro=erty and its surroundings and send that to a scientist who is agreeab=e to discussing the property with you.

I would be happy to do this kind of thing. I could study the imagery=and the geology on my computer and then I could arrange a time to cal=/email your client and walk him/her through their property virtually.=.C2. This would be almost as good as an in-person walk through and it wou=d be "free".

2) Contract with =n expert and pay them for a private tour. I would be able t= do this, but it would not be cheap. For private consulting I get $1.00/day including travel.

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At any rate, I would do option 1 and then if your cl=ent really wants a private tour we could discuss it.

- Sincerely, </>
- Charles Ferguson, =h.D, WY PG 2865
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Context (from surrounding text):
- Brice Gor=on
- Stanley, NM

Brice Gor=on
Stanley, NM