ASSESSMENT WORK REPORT (Revised) Submission Number: Transaction Number: W

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1 ASSESSMENT WORK REPORT (Revised) Submission Number: Transaction Number: W ONTARO MNNG CLAM: TB , TB , TB Thunder Bay Mining D',, lv/slon MAR RECEVED CLAM HOLDER: Aki K Siltamaki MNNG CLAM MAP: G Tartan Lake Area - Thunder Bay Mining Division 2 3 q CONTGUOUS CLAMS HELD BY A. Siltamaki and Partners: {g 1... l' TB , TB , TB , TB1245S30, TB LOCATON OF WORK STE: (visible on Google Earth) at TB Latitude 48-38' 57" Longitude 88-57' 31" ACCESS: - East from Thunder Bay on Hwy 17 to Hwy North on Hwy 527 approximately 15 km to Magone Road - East on Magone Road approximately 14 km to trail South-east on trail 700 m to work site at TB COMMODTY: Amethyst RECEVED MAR GEOSCENce AsseSSMENT OFFCE HSTORY: n the fall of 1990 Aki Siltamaki and Raymond Hietapakka were prospecting for amethyst north of MacGregor Township (Thunder Bay District) along a new logging road (now known as Magone Road). A. Siltamaki found an amethyst-bearing "float" boulder on the west side of Magone Road approximately 13 km in from Hwy 527. Prospecting of the outcrops on the west side of the road failed to locate the source of the boulder. On July 4, 1991 additional amethyst-bearing "float" was found on the east side of the road during a followup prospecting trip. The mineralized boulders were located at the base of a south-facing slope. While prospecting uphill of the "float" on the east side of the road, A. Siltamaki located the bedrock source of the amethyst about 50 m east of the road near the top of the hill. On July 5, 1991 a mining claim (TB ) was staked by A. Siltamaki and R. Hietapakka to cover what appeared to be a very significant amethyst deposit.

2 Page :2 The claim has been maintained in good standing since then. Claim TB was staked on October 13, 1991 to cover the north-east extension of the vein zone. n 1994 A. Siltamaki prospected for a further extension of the deposit to the north-east and found it exposed in outcrops in a cutover area on what was to become claim TB He also staked claims on both sides of it along strike. Further exploration to the north-east by A. Siltamaki resulted in claim TB being staked in 1998 with Roland Erickson. Claim TB was staked in 2000 to maintain a contiguous link of the mining claims along the strike length of the amethyst deposit. Claim TB was staked in 2001 over a narrow vein "showing" north of claim TB GEOLOGY: The bedrock geology consists primarily of archean felsic intrusive rock (mainly pink granite). nterspersed within the granite are small areas of metasedimentary grey quartz mica schist. Amethyst and quartz occurs as veins,in breccia and crystallized in vugs along a northeast trending fault extending from claim TB in the southwest to claim TB in the northeast. The breccia is composed of fragments of granite, mica schist and Sibley group mudstones, cemented together by crystalline quartz and amethyst. South of the fault, the bedrock is mainly granite. MNERALZATON: Amethystine-type quartz veins occur along a north-east 62 degree trending fault that cuts through the center of the mining claims. The vein zone has been traced for a length of 2600 meters along strike from claim TB in the south-west to claim TB in the north-east. The zone exceeds 30 meters in width in places and is intermittently exposed in outcrop along its length. OVERBURDEN: Boreal forest with some cutover areas, glacial till, moss, muskeg. PREVOUS WORK: Mechanical stripping with various excavators and other heavy equipment has been carried out since 1991 at three sites along the mineral deposit. Site #1 at TB (latitude 48 degrees 38' 40", longitude 88 degrees 58' 18") Site #2 at TB (latitude 48 degrees 38' 57", longitude 88 degrees 57' 31 ") Site #3 at TB (latitude 48 degrees 39' 19.5", longitude 88 degrees 56' 32") Manual stripping, outcrop washing, trenching, scaling loose rock and collecting samples has also been done from 1991 to present.

3 Page 3 PURPOSE OF CURRENT WORK AND ACCOMPANYNG REPORT: Due to recent excavator stripping in 2006, a considerable amount of soil and dirt was left in place, obscuring the mineral deposit. Manual stripping with hand tools and outcrop washing with water pump and hoses was required to expose the amethyst/quartz mineral veins in bedrock. Trenching/scaling was done with scaling and pry bars, chisels, hammers and shovel to extract samples. No drilling or blasting was done during this work. An all-terrain vehicle was needed to transport the water pump, hoses and tools to the worksite as well as transporting samples. Note: No commercial production has occurred. SAMPLNG: The samples collected were rocks that had potential value as amethyst/quartz mineral specimens, landscape/fireplace stone and lapidary grade stone. These samples were collected from over the entire work area and based on visual analysis, assays are not necessary because "'metallic" minerals were not observed. WORK PERFORMED: EQUPMENT USED: manual stripping of overburden outcrop washing manual trenching scaling loose rock sample collection ATV Honda water pump Shovel Sledge hammer Scaling bar Pry bar Hoe Chisel

4 Page 4 DALY LOG PHYSCAL WORK CLAM DATE HOURS WORKER ON STE WORK PERFORMED T May 14/07 16 A Siltamaki, R Erickson Manual :;tripping. trenching; outcrop washmg, B May 20/07 30 A Siltamaki, K Siltamaki, M Siltamaki Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; T Jun 2/07 18 A Siltamaki, R Erickson Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; T Sep16/07 24 A Siltamaki, K Siltamaki, M Siltamaki Manual5tripping, trenching; outcrop washing; TB Apr 29/08 16 A Siltamaki, R Furlotte Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; TB May 15/08 30 A Siltamaki, K Siltamaki, M Siltamaki Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; TB May 19/08 TB May 21/08 21 A Siltamaki, K Siltamaki, M Siltamaki Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; 20 A Siltamaki, R Erickson Manual s":ripplng, trenching; outcrop washing; TB May 23/08 24 A Siltamaki, R Furlotte Manual stripping, trenching; outcrop washing; TOTAL 9 DAYS 199 HOURS Report prepared by A. Siltamaki /ks

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