Technical and Geochemical Assessment Report. Le Baron Prospecting. Harris Creek Limestone Project

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1 Technical and Geochemical Assessment Report Le Baron Prospecting < * Le Baron Prospecting Harris Creek Limestone Project Vancouver Island, British Columbia Tenure # # Victoria Mining Division NTS: 092C degrees x 41' x 24"N -124 degrees x 14' x 12" W Harris Creek Limestone Project O Le Baron Prospecting Tsonaquay Dr Port Renfrew BC V0S-1K0 Author: Scott Phillips Date: September 01, 2009 I

2 / ^ BRITISH COLUMBIA 11K BeM Ptitt on Earth MINERAL TITLES BRANCH - File Rec'd JAN - 6?m Ministry of Energy, Mines & Petroleum Resources Mining & Minerals Division BC Geological Survey L.Ut VANCOUVER, B.C. Assessment Report Title Page and Summary TYPE OF REPORT [type of survey(s)]: Technical, Geochemicat Assessment Report TOTAL COST: $ AUTHOR(S): Le Baron Prospecting - Scott Phillips SIGNATURE(S): IS&^ NOTICE OF WORK PERMIT NUMBER(S)/DATE(S): YEAR OF WORK: 2009 STATEMENT OF WORK - CASH PAYMENTS EVENT NUMBER(8)/DATE(S): Event # , COMMODITIES SOUGHT: Ca, Mg, Dimension stone MINERAL INVENTORY MINFILE NUMBER(S), IF KNOWN: Q92C085 MINING DIVISION: Victoria LATITUDE: OWNER(S): 1) Scott Phillips NTS/BCGS: )92C069 LONGITUDE: (at centre of work) 2) MAILING ADDRESS: 9298 Chestnut Rd Chemainus BC V0R-1K5 OPERATORS) [who paid for the work]: 1) same 2) MAILING ADDRESS: PROPERTY GEOLOGY KEYWORDS (lithology, age, stratigraphy, structure, alteration, mineralization, size and attitude): Wrangellia, Lower Jurassic to Upper Triassic, Quatsino Limestone Formation, Parsons Bay Formation, Sedimentary, Limestone, Dimension stone, Ca, Mg REFERENCES TO PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT WORK AND ASSESSMENT REPORT NUMBERS: #28,108, #29878, # 30518, #30919 Next Page

3 TYPE OF WORK IN THIS REPORT EXTENT OF WORK (IN METRIC UNITS) ON WHICH CLAIMS PROJECT COSTS APPORTIONED (incl. support) GEOLOGICAL (scale, area) Ground, mapping tenures #504668, # $ Photo Interpretation GEOPHYSICAL (line-kilometres) Ground Magnetic Electromagnetic Induced Polarization Radlometrlc Seismic Other Airborne GEOCHEMICAL (number of samples analysed for...) Soli Silt Rock 6 samples assayed - ME-XRF-06 VA Other DRILLING (total metres; number of holes, size) Core Non-core RELATED TECHNICAL Sampling/assaying 36 rock chip samples obtained limestone Petrographic Miners log raphic Metallurgic PROSPECTING (scale, area) PREPARATORY / PHYSICAL Line/grid (kilometres) 3955 GPS surveying meters Topographlc/Photogrammetric (scale, area) Legal surveys (scale, area) Road, local access (kilometres)/! rail Trench (metres) Underground dev. (metres) other 14 thin slice analysis - microscopic work - obserff white crystal formations in limestone TOTAL COST: $

4 f X Le Baron Prospecting Table of Contents Title page 1 Table of contents 2 Introduction, location, ownership 3 Regional geology and cabonates 4 The deposit, minability, transportation 5 Overview, summary of work conducted 6 Technical information section Sample specific information - (See Figure Map C -1 to 5,000) 7 Sample specific information - (See Figure Map D -1 to 5,000) 8 Sample specific information - (See Figure Map E - 1 to 5,000) 9 to 10 Sample specific information - (See Figure Map F - 1 to 5,000) 11 Sample specific information -(See Figure MapG- 1 to 5,000) 12 Microscopic analysis (thin slice) 13 to 14 Author 15 Cost statement 16 ALS analytical methods 17 Certificate of analysis Figure A Conclusions / reference information 18 conformation of event 19 2

5 F\fooClL fv^p \ Harris Creek Limestone Project location / 5 g*n?fe Fort St. John Quesnel Williams Lake evelstoke emon Varcowver Trail a Legend Indian Reserves r^j National Parks m Conservancy Areas Parks Mineral Tenure (current) r~f Mineral Claim r~ Mineral Lease Mineral Reserves (current) I Placer Claim Designation I Placer Lease Designation I No Staking Reserve r~ Conditional Reserve r j Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction Recreation Area rj Others r-i Survey Parcels BCGSGrd Contours (1:2S0K) Contour - Index Contour - Intermediate Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:250K) Transportation - Points (1:2S0K) Airfield Anchorage - Seaplane Ferry Route.. Heliport Seaplane Base Air Field Airport Air Feature - Condition Unknown This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is for general reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION MM i ^khm ' 557QQMJt»«9flfefeii»$S/Mtal ggggj # Scale: 1:150,000

6 Introduction f N Le Baron Prospecting Note to reader The work within these two adjoining tenures was filed separately by mistake by the tenure owner however the work conducted was done concurrently. The statement of work should have been filed jointly for both tenures as one project and not two. However the two joint tenures are part of one project. Exploration by Le Baron Prospecting on the Harris Creek Limestone Project has been ongoing since the initial staking of the ground in 2004, with conversion of the originalfourtenures in 2005 into tenure # and the staking of tenure # in January of Exploration in this time frame has consisted of tenure boundary establishment in areas where topographic conditions permitted, hand sampling of the limestone, small block or mini sampling, and geochemical analysis. The Limestone body is very vast in size, (1000 meters by 3000 meters - Muller 1971, confirmed by Le Baron Prospecting 2009). All the exploration to date is in preparation for diamond drilling of the Limestone body which to date there is no recorded information, which will eventually lead to bulk sampling of the Limestone body. Tenure location and access Theses tenures are located approximately 27 km north / east of the town of Port Renfrew B.C. and 22 km south / west of the village of Lake Cowichan B.C. both of which are located on south western Vancouver Island. The tenure is a large mountain of what historic minfile reports suggest is a massive body of limestone with intrusions of iron magnetite. The limestone body extends for several thousand meters in length and also at width. These mineral tenures are located within private lands owned by Timber West Forest Limited. (Owners of the surface rights). A mineral access agreement is in place between Timber West and Le Baron Prospecting {Mineral Access Agreement with Timber West,file#Phillips ). Tenure ownership Owners: PHILLIPS, SCOTT LE BARRON DEGOURLAY 100.0% Tenure Claim name Map Issue Good to date Status Area Harris Creek M092C /Jun/ /Jun/03 good 255 ha Harris Creek M092C /Jan/ /Jan/23 good 490 ha 3

7 Regional Geology X Le Baron Prospecting The limestone in the area is of the Upper Triassic Quatsino Formation, Vancouver Group is broken up into five major northwest trending masses by a network of west-northwest and north trending faults. The limestone masses, up to 3 kilometers in length and 1 kilometer in width, occur over a northeast-southwest distance of 3 kilometers. The limestone in individual fault blocks generally strikes west-northwest and dips 20 to 80 degrees north. The various masses are composed of fine grained, dark grey to black limestone that weathers medium to light grey. The limestone is generally high calcium in composition, although a few magnesium limestone beds are present. Siliceous protrusions are sometimes displayed on weathered surfaces. A chip sample taken every 6.1 meters along 152 meters of outcrop contained per cent CaO, 1.00 per cent MgO, 0.39 per cent insoluble's 0.16 per cent R203, 0.07 per cent Fe203, less than 0.01 per cent MnO, 0.02 per cent P205, per cent sulphur and per cent ignition loss (Minister of Mines Annual Report 1966, page 270). The Limestone in areas of the tenures is also underlain by diorite of the Paleozoic and/or Mesozoic West Coast Complex. The diorite is in contact along irregular boundaries with crystalline limestone of the Upper Triassic Quatsino Formation, Vancouver Group. In places the limestone is cut by tongues of diorite, which have locally been altered to nearly solid garnet. Regional Carbonates The Quatsino Limestone (J.A Muller- 1971) is composed almost exclusively of high -calcium limestone. The limestone is mostly dark grey with some limestone being almost dark blue. In some areas the limestone is bleached almost pure white by heat. Some of the limestone in the formation can contain magnesium and is mostly dolomitize in areas of the exploration. The Quatsino Formation is made up of massive, usually thick beds of limestone, the formation in this area is striking north to a north / west direction, and dipping at several angles throughout the area of exploration within these tenures. Skarn mineralization is usually associated with the Quatsino Formation when found in areas of contact with the volcanic rocks. Throughout the tenures there are numerous intrusive dykes which are intruding the limestone sequences. This dyke and sill complexes are andesitic rock (this assemblage is typically dominated by plagioclase plus pyroxene and/or hornblende). This intrusive indicates that these dykes and sills may be part of a much deeper formation which may intrude the volcanic basement rock and limestone. The intrusive are related and are usually aligned along the faults. Also associated with these intrusive are small bodies of copper ore.? Usually deposits of this nature may be minable if the volume is proven. 4

8 The limestone deposit geology K Le Baron Prospecting The Harris Creek Limestone's main body of this deposit lies mostly upon the upper reaches of this tenure however in areas previously explored it goes much further. The main body of this deposit lies (UTM co-ordinates) in the south part of the tenure UTM E x N to the northern portion of the tenure boundary UTM E x N. This gives for the most part a distance of 3250 meters north of the southern boundary. The width of this deposit (some measurement to date due to topographic conditions) varies from a few hundred meters to over 2000 meters in the north. The limestone is similar in mineralization throughout this deposit. The limestone of calcium is medium to fine grained and usually course grained. The color variations differ from grey to dark grey to almost dark blue. The extensive recrystallization of the limestone makes it difficult to define the stratigraphy. The southern part of the tenure along the roadside there is distinct banding which corresponds to the original layering of the Quatsino Formation, and in the northern part of the tenures the limestone is more in block formation, indicating that more faulting occurred in this area. To the immediate north / west the geological formation is different with a massive basalt formation. Minability of the limestone deposit The Harris Creek Limestone deposit is held by mineral tenures to the Province of British Columbia. The tenures are 100% owned by Scott Phillips of Le Baron Prospecting. This limestone deposit holds minable reserves. I conducted in June of 2008 (ARIS report # 30518) a preliminary resource estimate in a small portion of tenure # , (see below) This suggests a preliminary resource estimate at: 400m* x 600m* x 80 meters thick x 3m cubic / tone = 19,000,000 tones of limestone for economic purposes. The possibility of the Limestone body being much greater in size or a possibility of less potential depends of the results of test drilling. Though, potential for more tonnage is a strong possibility. The mapping also suggests the limestone outcropping along the main road is a good start for testing. A diamond drilling program may prove the limestone is much thicker; therefore, projected tonnage may be much greater. However, one of the most important considerations is the steepness of the ridges; this would have to necessitate numerous benches in order to reduce wall height. Also there must be consideration given to what to do with the intrusive rock. Future consideration must consider the above mentioned situations. Transportation of the material The tenure provides easy access, the existing roads are in good shape, with one small bridge which is currently load restricted to 25 tons (to be replaced by Timber West due to future logging in the area in 2010). Overall, with consideration of the topography and the vast mineralization, the deposit is minable. 5

9 Exploration overview K Le Baron Prospecting As mentioned earlier in the introduction, these two tenures (#504668, #504670) are adjoining, and the work should have been filed as joint work and not as separate work reports. However this was the case and separate work had to be conducted on adjoining tenures even though the work is related to one project. The main objective of this exploration was to establish the size of the limestone body as it lies within these two tenures, by utilizing GPS survey lines. (Prior work was mainly exploration upon existing roads). Work within this program was conducted conducted over two periods commencing on April 17 th 2009 and ending on April 30 th During this exploration period several survey lines (see working maps) were commenced though the tenures which included a detailed sampling every 100 meters with some geochemical analysis conducted of some of the samples obtained. Summary of work conducted Rock chip samples obtained: 36 limestone samples Weights of samples: 36 samples / average weight of each sample 0.42kg Survey line: overview Sample A - GPS location x MTO 180 degrees south to Corner location east of Sample location N x = 1400 meters Comer location east of Sample location N x 90 degrees east to Corner location which is east of Sample Location K x = 460 meters Comer location which is east of Sample Location K x 180 degrees south to comer location x which is just south of Sample location A.1 = 925 meters Comer location x which is just south of Sample location 270 degrees west to corner location x which is north of Sample Location B.1 = 255 meters Corner location x which is north of Sample Location 180 degrees south to comer location or the end of the survey line x which is directly south of Sample Location J.1 =915 meters. Total GPS survey sampling meters = 3955 meters. Rock chip samples sawn = 14 - thin slice analysis - consisted of microscopic work pertaining to the white crystals within the limestone sawn samples. Geochemical analysis Certificate of analysis VA Tools used: Hydrochloric acid - to test the purity of the limestone GPS - Lorrance Global map mapping capabilities Compass Surveyors belt + chain line Rock hammer / chisels 6

10 TA&04-C A^9 P Harris Creek Limestone Project - tenure overview + MAP J^CX* ohn Quesnel Williams Lake Revetstoke Vernon Vatkawver i/ancouver Trail Victoria Legend Indian Reserves National Parks, I Conservancy Areas Q Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Tenure (current) ~] Mineral Claim ~1 Mineral Lease Mineral Reserves (current) r Placer Claim Designation I I Placer Lease Designation I No Staking Reserve rn Conditional Reserve i Release Required Reserve I Surface Restriction Q Recwation Area Q Others r-n Integrated Cadastral Fabric r j Survey Parcels I BCGS Grid Contours (1:250K) i Contour - Index Contour - Intermediate Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) Helipad Transportation -Lines (TRIM) This map is a user generated static OL^ua^BMaWaWWWPWiffBP^^PPPf reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not befcccnrate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATIOI # Scale: 1:20,000

11 Technical information See Figure Map C X Le Baron Prospecting Start - GPS x Spur road HC meters west to MTO line - start Sample A - GPS location x MTO line degrees south texture, sample weight 1.2kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample B - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.64 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample C - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.89 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample D - (ALS Sample # H031091) GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.22 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample E - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 1.06kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample F - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.72kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample G - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.65 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. 7

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13 Technical information See Figure Map D X Le Baron Prospecting Sample G - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.65 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample H - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.74 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample I - (ALS Sample # H031092) GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.28 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample J - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.47 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample K - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.48 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample L - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.69 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample IM - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 1.22 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. 8

14 Vvfeogc AI/TP X^ Harris Creek Limestone - working refeence map i<.o*«.**"#*i-e Quesnel Williams Lake Revetstoke Vernon Vajwwver Trait Legend Indian Reserves National Parks r-, Conservancy Areas Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) r I Placer Claim Designation r I Placer Lease Designation ] No Staking Reserve ~] Conditional Reserve r I Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction r^j Recreation Area Q Others r-n Integrated Cadastral Fabric Q BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour - IndexJndefinite Contour - Index Depression Contour - Index.Depression Indefinite Contour - Intermediate Contour - Intermediate.Indefinite Contour - Intermediate.Depression Contour - Intermediate.Depression Indefinite Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM), Helipad This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is for general reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. Notes: XX -GPS rock chip sample location ZZ = GPS survey line # Scale: 1:5,000

15 Technical information See Figure Map E K Le Baron Prospecting Sample M - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 1.22 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample N - GPS location x degrees west texture, sample weight 0.83 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample O - GPS location x degrees west texture, sample weight 0.58 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample P - GPS location x degrees west texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.23 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample Q - GPS location x degrees west texture, sample weight 0.81 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample R - GPS location x degrees west texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.91 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample S - (ALS Sample # H03093) GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.26kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample T - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.54 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample U - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.43kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. 9

16 Technical information - continued See Figure Map E R Le Baron Prospecting Sample V - (ALS Sample # H031094) GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.30 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample W - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.72 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample X - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.42 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. 10

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18 Technical information See Figure Map F K Le Baron Prospecting Sample X - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.42, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample Y - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.34 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample Z - GPS location x degrees south texture, sample weight 0.74 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample A.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 0.38 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Comer location marker (MTO grid line) south of Sample Location A meters at 270 degrees west to GPS location x comer location. - No rock chip samples obtained along this survey line. Sample B.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyllosilicates are noted in sample, sample weight 0.51 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby Sample C.1 - (ALS Sample # H031095) GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyllosilicates are noted in sample, sample weight 0.24 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby Sample D.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, flakey green phyllosilicates are noted in sample, sample weight 0.52 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby 11

19 Rc.oO-'fc- /V/HP F Harris Creek Limestone - working map Te~o<z«i* &**&*< T«rrac dw: Hf>V%t\K 5?A?>Zo Quesnel Williams Lake Revetstoke Vernon Ges CP5: jo8^n * 5313 /<?6 ^ Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Conservancy Areas rj Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) tig! >i-vvm h V> 97C. n«o T^j r I Placer Claim Designation I Placer Lease Designation j No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve i Release Required Reserve Q Surface Restriction I Recreation Area r~ Others - I Integrated Cadastral Fabric?s-."&<<,kot- S3\VHP& A^MVo^vcA^. Gte: t+q-tzf** K S31T1 00 Survey Parcels ZJ BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour - Index.Indefinite Contour - Index Depression Contour - Index.Depression Indefinite Contour - Intermediate Contour - Intermediate Indefinite Contour - Intermediate.Dopression Contour - Intermediate.Depression Indefinite Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) m. This map is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is for general reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. V M# center: 48 41' 0i&" N, 12^14' 23.5' Notes: XX = GPS rock chip sample location ZZ = GPS survey line # Scale: 1:5,000

20 Technical information See Figure Map G X Le Baron Prospecting Sample D.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, sample weight 0.52 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby Sample E.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, fine grained tiny disseminated "dark dots" of unknown mineralogy, sample weight 0.63 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby Sample F.1 - (ALS Sample # H031096) GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, fine grained tiny disseminated "dark dots" of unknown mineralogy, sample weight 0.22 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sink hole nearby Sample G.1 -GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, fine grained tiny disseminated "dark dots" of unknown mineralogy, sample weight 0.75 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample H.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, fine grained tiny disseminated "dark dots" of unknown mineralogy, sample weight 1.22 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample GPS location x degrees south texture, fine white dolomite crystals, flakey green phyliosilicates are noted in sample, fine grained tiny disseminated "dark dots" of unknown mineralogy, sample weight 1.34 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. Sample J.1 - GPS location x degrees south texture, and fine white dolomite crystals, sample weight 1.33 kg, very soluble in hydrochloric acid test. End of survey line - GPS location x degrees south End of survey line, spur 10 roadside - southern tenure boundary (#

21 Rfepftc /**P G> Harris Creek Limestone - working map 3$^f * &HU& r\ Fort St John Quesnel Williams Lake _ Revetstoke Verrron Vancouver Trail Victoria Legend Indian Reserves National Parks. Conservancy Areas Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) I I Placer Claim Designation I Placer Lease Designation j No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve i Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction n Q Recreation Area Others r I Integrated Cadastral Fabric Survey Parcels 3 BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour - Index Indefinite Contour - Index.Depression Contour - Index.Depression indefinite Contour - Intermediate Contour - Intermediate Indefinite Contour - Intermediate Depression Contour - Intermediate. Depression Indefinite Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) This map is a user generated static output from an lnte#et mapping site and is for general reference only. Data layers that appear on this map msy or may not be accurate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. Notes: XX = GPS rock chip sample location ZZ = GPS survey line Map center: 48 40" 39.6" N, ' 23.6" W # Scale: 1:5,000

22 Technical Information K Le Baron Prospecting Microscopic analysis of thin slice limestone samples: Objective - To study the thin slice limestone samples under a 40x microscope, to study a grain structure and analyze the crystal structure of the grains. Most samples studied the crystal structure was naked to the eye however under microscopic the structure was very different. Limestone is very susceptible to alteration by various mineralizing solutions. Valuable mineral deposits are associated with limestone. Some minerals formed in this manner are Barite, Calcite, Celestite, Fluorite, Galena, Gypsum. Beside thin slice analysis, solubility tests were conducted on most of the samples obtained and the results are found within the technical section of the report and each sample obtained. Sample A GPS location x Color - weathered grey Structure - even grained, fine white crystals, small oxide grains Sample B GPS location x (ALS Sample # H031091) Color - light grey Structure - even grained, fine white dolomite crystals, textured pattern Sample C GPS location Color - weathered grey Structure - fine grained, even crystal structure, small oxide grains observed. Sample D GPS location x (ALS Sample # H031092) Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, even granular, distinct dolomite crystal structure, textured patterns Sample E GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, many fine dolomite crystals, rough textured patterns, brittle crystals Sample F Color - light grey GPS location x Structure - fine grained, light grey, many dolomite crystals, a lot of small oxide grains. Sample G Color - light grey GPS location x (ALS Sample # H03093) Structure - fine grained, even texture structure, small white dolomite crystals 13

23 Technical Information Microscopic analysis continued; f X Le Baron Prospecting Sample H GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, many fine white dolomite crystals, several small oxide spots white a few distinct metallic grains Sample I GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, even granular, small oxide grains. Sample J GPS location x (ALS Sample # H031095) Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, even granular, fiakey green phyllosilicates, white dolomite crystals, fine metallic grains. Sample K GPS location x (ALS Sample # H031096) Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, even granular, fiakey green phyllosilicates, white dolomite crystals, fine metallic grains. Sample L GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, very dense conchoidal structure, fiakey green phyllosilicates, white dolomite crystals, fine oxide grains. Sample M GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, very dense conchoidal structure, fiakey green phyllosilicates, white dolomite crystals Sample N GPS location x Color - light grey Structure - fine grained, several white dolomite crystals, textured structure, distinct crystal pattern. 14

24 Author K Le Baron Prospecting Scott Phillips [FMC # ] Owner of Le Baron Prospecting, Port Renfrew BC. Many years experience prospecting the Port Renfrew area. Member in good standing with VIPMA. [Vancouver Island Placer Miners Assn]. Member of VIX (Vancouver Island Exploration Group] Owns several mineral and placer tenures within the Port Renfrew Area. Author of many prospecting reports accepted within the Ministry standards. Is presently studying the formation of Wrangell, West Coast Crystalline Complex and the Leech River Complex. Author >bj^x-(^z>, Date_oV_ j_l_z^25 Revision, Date oh- o v- i-oto Author Disclaimer I, Scott Phillips have a valued interest (100% ownership) in the tenures that are mentioned in this report. I consent to the use of the material within this prospecting report to further enhance the exploration and development of the subject tenure(s). This report is correct in the information within and any use of this information to a second or third party is the responsibilities of those parties. 15

25 Statement of Costs Dates: April 17 th to April 22 nd 2009 April 27 th to April 30 th 2009 S X Le Baron Prospecting Scott Phillips - FMC # / Tenure owner / field supervisor $30.00 x 84 hrs =$ Robert Bradshaw / Field assistant $20.00x46 hrs =$ Bob Morris - FMC # / Field assistant $30.00x36 hrs = $ Transportation 4x4 $50.00 / day x 10 days = $ x 10days = $ Accommodations /16977 Tsonaquay Dr. Port Renfrew BC $70.00 / day x 8 days = $ ALS Laboratory services ME-XRF06 - whole rock package 6 rock chip samples (not included at time of filing SOW) = $ Report Le Baron Prospecting = $ Total = $

26 ^ Le Baron Prospecting Analytical Methods ALS Laboratory Services Vancouver BC The nature of lithophile elements and the matnces in which they occur require stronger dissolution procedures to seoarate then from the bulk matter. The most accurate results will therefore be obtained using fusion as the separation procedure or through direct analysis. X-rayfluorescence (XRF) is the oreferred technique; however. ICP-AES can also be effectively used following a fusion. Whole Rock Analysis Using XRF or ICP-AES Lithium Borate Fusion Major element analysis can be done by either XRF or ICP-AES A minimum of 2g samole pulp is required. If LOI is not needed, a miniumum samole quantity of 0.5g is required for ME-ICP06. Anal) ies & Ranges t*n> ume «- rnce per Sample ($) SiC- : MgO Ti0 2 :.:i-'oo BaO N'E-KRF06 AfeOj \a : MnC LOI Fe :0 : K : P : CaO Cr, L-'C ME-ICP (Sold on y as a corno ete package). ALS Fees Administration fee = $30.00 Preparation x 6 samples = $37.20 Crush / pulverize / sample = $3.90 ME-XRF /sample x 6 samples = $ Total = $ GST = $16.82 Total = $

27 (^Ll) EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTtCAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada LM Dotation Hwy North Vancouver BC V7H 0A7 Phone: Fax: To: LE BARON PROSPECTING 9298 CHESTNUT RD. CHEMAINUS BC V0R 1K5 Page: 1 Finalized Date: 24-NOV-2009 This copy reported on 25-NOV-2009 Account: LEBPRO Project: Harris Creek Limestone P.O. No.: CERTIFICATE VA This report is for 6 Rock samples submitted to our lab in Vancouver, BC, Canada on 12-NOV The following have access to data associated with this certificate: SCOTT PHILLIPS ALS CODE WEI-21 LOG-22 CRU-31 SPL-21 PUL-31 SAMPLE PREPARATION DESCRIPTION Received Sample Weight Sample login - Rod w/o BarCode Fine crushing - 70% <2mm Split sample - riffle splitter Pulverize split to 85% <75 urn ANALYTICAL PROCEDURES ALS CODE DESCRIPTION INSTRUMENT ME-XRF06 OA-GRA06 Whole Rock Package - XRF LOIforME-XRF06 XRF WST-SIM To: LE BARON PROSPECTING ATTN: SCOTT PHILLIPS 9298 CHESTNUT RD. CHEMAINUS BC VOR 1K5 This is the Final Report and supersedes any preliminary report with this certificate number. Results apply to samples as submitted. All pages of this report have been checked and approved for release. Signature: Colin Ramshaw, Vancouver Laboratory Manager

28 <!ALT> EXCELLENCE IN ANAL YTICAL CNEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd DoKarton Hwy North Vancouver BC V7H 0A7 Phone: Fax: To: LE BARON PROSPECTING 9298 CHESTNUT RD. CHEMAINUS BC VOR 1K5 Project: Harris Creek Limestone CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS 2-A Total # Pages: 2 (A-B) Finalized Date: 24-NOV-2009 Account: LEBPRO VA Sample Description Mattinrf Analyta UnMa LOR WEJ-21 ME-XRF06 ME-XRFQ6 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF08 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 ME-XRF06 RecvdWt. S02 AC03 Fe203 CaO MgO Na20 K20 Cr203 Ti02 MnO P205 SfO BaO LO) kg % % % % % % % % % % % % % % H H H H H < < < <0.01 <0.01 < < < < <0.01 < < <0.01 < H <

29 A EXCELLENCE IN ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY ALS Canada Ltd. 2103DollartonHwy North Vancouver BC V7H 0A7 Phone: Fax: To: LE BARON PROSPECTING 9298 CHESTNUT RD. CHEMAINUS BC VOR 1K5 Project: Harris Creek Limestone CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS Page: 2 -B Total # Pages: 2 (A-B) Finalized Date: 24-NOV-2009 Account: LEBPRO VA Sample Description Awlyf Unite LOR ME-XRF08 Total % 0.01 H H H H H H

30 Conclusions X Le Baron Prospecting The Harris Creek Limestone deposit is a minable reserve. The purity of the limestone (average of 54% Ca) meets within the expectable industrial needs for the making of concrete products. Another alternative is the potential for dimension stone products. Moving forwards, Le Baron Prospecting will continue to explore the possibility of this deposit to prove its full potential for industrial purposes. Also to explore the possibility of future options of other who are very interested in this deposit? A full scale feasibility study and discussions with all the regulatory bodies of the Energy and Mines is warranted for the future growth of this deposit. References MTO - Mineral Titles Online - mapping ARIS - Historical reports Le Baron Prospecting: for this deposit 28478, 29878, 30518, (to be finalized) Hemm: 27081, 26464, 26093, Van City Marble: 23939, Lucky Strike Mines: 3845 Minfile 092C031-Tally/Harris 092C085 - Harris Creek 18