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1 Gold Commissioner's Office *"*, B.C. Le Baron Prospecting Prospecting and Technical Assessment Report The Herkimer Diamond Project Mount Tzouhalem Vancouver Island, British Columbia Victoria Mining Division NTS: 092B082, 092B degrees, 47', 16" north x 123 degrees, 36', 8" west : T^V&^»v^r^ Report by: Le Baron Prospecting Port Renfrew BC Tenure Owner Kevin Root 1

2 p *#v ^BRITISH COLUMBIA Ministry of Energy & Mines Energy & Minerals Division Geological Survey Branch TITLES DIVISION, MINERAL TITLES VICTORIA, GO ILE NO. OG IN NO.. MAY 1 & 2009 ASSESSMENT REPORT TITLE PAGE AND SUMMARY TITLE OF REPORT [type of survey(s)] TOTAL COST AUTHOR(S) Scott PftUJUpS - Lc^ jjfagcuj Pltospgac-y M^ SIGNATURE(S)_ NOTICE OF WORK PERMIT NUMBER(S)/DATE(S). YEAR OF WORK tool* 7s*>Y STATEMENT OF WORK - CASH PAYMENT EVENT NUMBER(SVDATE(S) goci^t ^ HLV^OS^ PROPERTY NAME He gac-vmfc XL \>i*a»qy, > r \ ) J ^ CLAIM NAME(S) (on which work was done)_ /e+>~at ~ S?/6? - OiA~.**0± o/a T^fe CUFFS Tc*»*4U * *t±lt<g"~ Di4~*OAj05 & C**± T ^ C6//?F$* COMMODITIES SOUGHT *H4ftfr»f»** P^^»»P^ MINERAL INVENTORY MINFILE NUMBER(S). IF KNOWN. MINING DIVISION \J %?toqi* NTS &4Z&Q91. «Oq.t-g>o^3 LATITUDE HOT* OWNER(S) 1) V<^*-> %*>Y' <tl ic LONGITUDE ll-'h o S^> (at centre of work) 2) MAILING ADDRESS OPERATOR(S) [who paid for the work] 1) ^ 2) MAILING ADDRESS PROPERTY GEOLOGY KEYWORDS (lithoiogy, age. stratigraphy, structure, alteration, mineralization, size and attitude): \ OT^P^&CJOOS OLR^iVXA^ Wcxoci yjv\o*o «s\roc.tqg.c t \vrv\o^w^ /WuO^»WoiT, REFERENCES TO PREVIOUS ASSESSMENT WORK AND ASSESSMENT REPORT NUMBERS 1*o<* - 1P&1-1 c V 7l r L. (OVER)

3 [TYPE OF WORK IN EXTENT OF WORK PROJECT COSTS! THIS REPORT (IN METRIC UNITS) ON WHICH CLAIMS APPORTIONED j (tncl. support) GEOLOGICAL (scale, area) Ground, mapping Photo interpretation. GEOPHYSICAL (line-kilometres) Ground Magnetic Electromagnetic Induced Polarization Radiometric Seismic Other Airborne GEOCHEMICAL (number of samples analysed for...) Soil Silt Rock Other DRILLING (total metres; number of holes, size) Core Non-core RELATED TECHNICAL i &»" Sampling/assaying Petrographic \to (ioc* cuip 'S^pWS * bp \\& «C S^pU^ \1 - VAuSfi^y^^a Q^/^^o pockcvs (» >* * ~ ' l a ^ Mineralographic Metallurgic PROSPECTING (scale, area) PREPARATORY/PHYSICAL Line/grid (kilometres) 120*2- P S /*&ie*s <»eo<gf Topographic/Photogrammetiic (scale, area) Legal surveys (scale, area) Road, local access (kilometres)/trail Trench (metres) Underground dev. (metres) Other b*? ^gduuaed Ouv«>»»4>S g^c^o^foog Qg"E*>u Q C%^ggapi2A^i^^ c»c cx.^ {Wokv^ea. jxyy»*p,s (j*\^ TOTAL COST / &06. a "

4 Table of Contents f X Le Baron Prospecting Cover page pg 1 Table of contents pg 2 Overview map of tenures Figure A Summary, tenure geology, accessibility pg 3 Exploration overview pg 4 Author, disclaimer pg 5 Technical information, work conducted pg 6 to pg 8 Statement of costs, reference information pg 9 Maps: Tenure overview: 1-40,000 Tenure map overview: 1-20,000 Tenure maps: x3-1-10,000 Figure maps B, C, D, E Pictures pg 10 to 14 Summary, MTO conformation of event pg15 2

5 /fet>/g<f /H*/3 A ohn Quesnel Williarn*LaJ<e R^velstoke ^\ / «rn n Vancouver VifflSria Legend ( 5 Indian Reserves Q National Partis Partts Mineral Tenure (current) Trail Q Mineral Claim r-*f Mineral Lease Mineral Reserves (current) -1 Placer Claim Designation i~- Placer Lease Designation 1 No Slaking Unnerve f j Conditional Reserve ~ j Reloaso Required Reserve -- Surface Restriction r ) Recreation Area Q Others r~i Survey Parcels BCGS Grid Contours (1:2S0K). Contour - Index Contour Intermediate Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:250K) Transportation - Points (1:250K) Airfield Anchorage - Seaplane a Ferry Route # Heliport o_ Seaplane Base >y. Air Field ^ Airport >i_ Air Feature - Condition Unknown AirportAbandoned 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. # Scale: 1:100,000

6 1.0 Executive Summary: Le Baron Prospecting This is considered the "second pass" though these tenures owned by Kevin Root (FMC #205186) of Beaver Creek Prospecting over the Herkimer Diamond Project. Though not as extensive as the first report ( #295212), the work conducted consisted of reconnaissance geological mapping, gps plotting, rock chip sampling, photos of the area and detailed photos of Herkimer Diamonds. All work referenced is plotted on working maps included within this report. The work was conducted upon tenures # and # located within the Victoria Mining Division, from November 2007 sporadically to September 21, Note: This report is compiled from field notes and maps provided to Scott Phillips of Le Baron Prospecting from Kevin Root of Beaver Creek Prospecting. The reference to "I" in this report is notes and discussions with Kevin Root, they are quoting his words, but compiled by the author for this report 2.0 Regional and tenure geology and access: In general, the property is underlain by the rocks of the Vancouver Group of the Karmutsen Formation Volcanic Rock, which intern is overlain by limestone of the Quatsino Formation which in turn again are overlain by the sediments of the Parson's Bay Formation. The tenures host vast amounts of Kamutsen Volcanics (basalts) which are dark green to black. Locally the basalts are pillow like structures and amygdales are common throughout the tenures. The Quatsino Limestone is massive and dark grey, with calcite filled fractures and stringers. Exposures of mainly quartz diorite and lesser biotite hornblende occur throughout the area and are documented from the Middle to Upper Jurassic Era. Intrusive contacts with the Sicker and Nanaimo Group are characterized by transitional zones of gneissic rock which has flowed through the contacts with the Karmutsen Formation. Regional mapping (Muller -1980) shows the Mount Sicker, which is five kilometers north - west of these tenures of the Herkimer Diamond Project to be underlain by the north - west trending belt of the Sicker Group and is a documented major fault contact are with the Island Intrusive, Sicker and Nanaimo Group. The rock in this area is documented as some of the oldest rock known to date on Southern Vancouver Island. Mount Tzouhalem lies at the eastern end of the Cowichan Uplift, a major geological feature on Southern Vancouver Island. This area is underlain by pyroclastic, sedimentary and volcanic rock of the Paleozoic Sicker Group and the Upper Triassic Group with early Upper Cretaceous Sediments of the Nanaimo Group. Access to these tenures is along either Genoa Bay road, Duncan BC, or though many access roads to the top of Mount Tzouhalem through the subdivisions of Maple Bay, roads such as Kings View. 3

7 Le Baron Prospecting 3.0 Exploration overview: As mentioned in the prior report (ARIS # ) there is an on going hunt for the Herkimer Diamonds which were first discovered by the Cowichan Valley Rock hound Club in when a developer Mr. Warren Pauling (leading developer of The Cliffs), who first conducted some blasting on the mountain to make way for expanding a major home subdivision and golf course development. Eighty million year old quartz crystals were exposed during this blasting drawing rock hounds from far and wide to dig and scratch for the pockets of Herkimer Diamonds. To date, people have been excavating small areas of my tenures without my permission, yet I'm fruitless to stop these ("weekend prospector's) as I call them as I too do not want to be more confrontational to all users of this magnificent mountain. There are so many user groups from walkers to hikers, mountain bikers, sight seers, bird watchers and so forth, not to mention development. Many individuals do not recognize the undersurface rights in the Province of British Columbia, and the true fact that surface owner's title to property rarely includes what lies beneath the surface. The Government of British Columbia owns and may dispose of subsurface rights to most lands in the Province. Concurrently, the holder of the sub-surface mineral rights also has rights and obligations to the Province to find and develop mineral properties. It is a delicate balance involving all three parties, the tenure owner, the surface owner, and the government all must work together to reach agreements. Of note: Since , the development (The Cliffs) is in limbo, there are issues with the development of the subdivision and golf course. Work in the area is completely stopped except for some house development in the lowest most regions of the area. From media reports (times colonist says the development is over thirty million dollars in debt and climbing, lack of water for the golf course and the lower than projected housing market has put this development in receivership.) Prior exploration of the area identified three areas of interest these areas included a portion of the development on and near the golf course (site A) and two other areas near the summit of Mount Tzouhalem (site B and C). These areas were systematically explored and sampled yet from results I wanted to expand the exploration of (site B and C ). Site A This was the first site in which Herkimer Diamonds were first discovered by blasting and road building. This is the area in which a golf course and a planned 700 house development would occur. Land clearing and preparation have occurred yet to date nothing further has happened and the area is becoming a mecca for mountain bikers and motor cycle enthusiasts. SiteB This site was chosen in as the main focus of exploration due to the simple fact that I have discovered small pockets of Herkimer Diamonds were discovered. I conducted systematic plotting of grid lines and ribbons, tags and spray paint to identify pockets of diamonds. SiteC This site was explored again in due to the simple fact that this is a major geological structure, a shear cliff is the defining feature yet with the use of safety gear such as ropes and harnesses, four sites or pockets of very fine Herkimer Diamonds were discovered. 4

8 Le Baron Prospecting 4.0 Exploration overview: - continued. The three prior areas of interest (site A, B, C report # ARIS #295212) were reexamined and two of the areas (site B and newly expanding site C) which were identified and are the basis for this report. The exploration conducted this "second pass" is following up on some of the recommendations of report # ARIS , which involved a more detailed photographic documentation of exploration and detailed documentation of the Herkimer Diamonds. See figure maps and photos for specific information. 5.0 Author Qualifications: 1. I am a prospector, with a history of prospecting the West Coast of Vancouver Island. 2. I am the owner of Le Baron Prospecting of Port Renfrew BC. 3. I am a member in good standing with the Vancouver Island Placer Miners Association. 4. I am a member of VIX or Vancouver Island Exploration Group. 5. I have several large mineral tenures within the area of Port Renfrew. 6. I am currently studying the West coast Crystalline Intrusion Complex. 7. I have a full understanding of the Plate Tectonics of Southern Vancouver Island. 8. I am working closely with professional geologists for guidance and information in regards to questions I have about structure of surrounding area. I here by consent to the use of information in this report to further enhance the exploration of the Sally tenure. Scott Phillips: il?»^c=>, Date: \X- i<fr- i~*** 6.0 Author disclaimer. This report was compiled by information provided to Le Baron Prospecting of Port Renfrew, author of and agent for Kevin Root, mineral tenure owner of the Herkimer Diamond Project. Scott Phillips, author of this report has never personally conducted any field inspections of data provided by the tenure owner, and is simply acting as the agent of the tenure owner for the data of this report, there by absolving Le Baron Prospecting of any and all information in this report. The author is only responsible for the preparation of the technical data of this report, and the author is solely relying on accuracy of information provided by the tenure owners. Reasonable care and diligence has been taken by the author to verify all information. The author sees no reason to doubt the validity and accuracy of this source data and historical information, most of which was generated by qualified, professional persons at the times the work was done. The information is correct based upon data provided and the information can be used to expand the Herkimer Diamond Project. Scott Phillips: )A^ *5~T^ Dated: l<l " ^~ x%q5r ^0^<, JL //A71 <y-o^;an 5

9 /!&»** so** 3 Herkimer Diamond Project T«rracV<._r- John Quesnel WllllanWLake,.. Revelstoke Verhon for Trail Legend 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. Indian Reserves National Parks Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Tenure (current) Mineral Claim Mlnoral Lease Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placer Lease Designation No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Roloase Required Rosorvo Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others Survey Parcels BCGS Grid Contours (1:250K) Contour'Index Contour - Intermediate Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) # Helipad Transportation - Lines (TRIM), Airfield... Airport Airstrip 4> Scale: 1:40,000

10 /fao/itt sha/> C Herkimer Diamond Project - reference map Que&nef. WilliarrtsLake,.. Revelstoke Vernon Victoria Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Tenure (current) Mineral Claim Mineral Lease Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placer Lease Designation No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Roloaso Required Reserve Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others Integrated Cadastral Fabric BCGS Grid Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) Helipad Transportation Lines (TRIM) Airfield Airport Airstrip Airport Abandoned Ferry Route Road (Gravel Undivided) -1 Lane Road (Gravel Undivided) 2 Lanes Road (Gravel Undivided) - U/C -1 Lane Road (Gravel Undivided) < U/C - 2 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, i otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. # Scale: 1:20,000

11 5.0 Technical data Site A - Figure map D x Le Baron Prospecting See photos of geology This is the first site of Herkimer Diamonds were discovered. Blasting, road building, and site preparation, has exposed over 80 million years of geological information. A detailed "sweep" of the area was conducted over several days, mostly on weekends as not to interfere with development, pictures of Site A are included as [appendix C]. Refer to map listed as Appendix C. This area between Kings View road to the east and No Name road to the west is where development is taking place. Over 50 small rock chip samples and 30 nice "pockets" of Herkimer Diamonds have been discovered. Unfortunately most of the discoveries are in the golf course fairways. Site B - Figure map D This site was chosen as the main focus of this project. Several small "pockets" of Herkimer Diamonds have been discovered. A systematic was conducted [Refer to Figure map D for this working map.] Grid lines were run out in a north / south, then east / west. Every 50 metes a sample was taken and if the ground showed any sign of Herkimer a small hole was dug to expose the "pocket". The working map will reference five areas of interest. (Site B) - Survey line A, B, C to D Start: "A" GPS: x Mount Tzouhalem main line near the monument west 1042 meters on MTO grid line to GPS WPT "B" GPS x then north 465 meters to GPS WPT "C" at x then east 459 meters to GPS WPT "D" at x then travel south - east 468 meters to return to WPT "A" at GPS x End: "A" GPS: x Notes: This survey trail takes in the summit of Mount Tzouhalem. The area a favorite to all users from mountain bikers to hikers to photographers, this area has excellent exposures of outcropping of basalt and areas of alteration. Areas of interest (Figure map D - Site B) Site "1" - GPS x Basalt outcrop, next to spring fed swampy area, many moss samples taken and samples were classified at home and a few Herkimer diamonds were found in moss matt samples. Site "2" - GPS x Basalt outcrop, excellent exposure of bed rock, quartz vein structure, pocket of Herkimer diamonds found with 16 small diamonds recovered. Site "3" - GPS x An out cropping of sandstone and mudstone is located here; the area is distinct with layering of basalt nearby. No other mineralization was present Site "4" - GPS x An excellent pocket of Herkimer diamonds were found here, a total of 25 small crystals were found most of which were very clear. 6

12 5 f X Le Baron Prospecting 5.0 Technical data - continued Site C - See Figure map E. Several survey lines were run though this portion of the tenure. This is an area of great plate tectonics. A shear cliff is the defining feature, very steep, yet very interesting. Some ropes and a safety harness were used as a safety precaution when doing site specific work within the grids. Four sites of interest were plotted on the reference map Grid lines were laid out in a north / south, then east / west. Every 50 metes a sample was taken and if the ground showed any sign of Herkimer a small hole was dug to expose the "pocket". The working map will refer to four areas of interest. Survey line A to B. Start: GPS: x Genoa Bay Road, east 1239 meters to MTO GPS grid line End: GPS: x Notes - two Herkimer Pockets discovered, rock chip samples taken every 100 meters, photo of shear cliff face. Survey line C to D Start: GPS: x Genoa Bay Road south to Genoa Bay Road End: GPS: x Notes - survey line south though forest, large boulders from Mt. Tzouhalem. Survey line E, F to G Start: GPS: x Genoa Bay Road west 259 meters to MTO GPS grid line wpt F GPS x then south 895 metes to WPT "G" GPS x located on Genoa Bay Road. Notes: Elevated cliffs and outcropping of basalt formations, white quartz exposures in areas of alteration, evidence of massive plate tectonics, old growth timber, and a few exposures of Herkimer Diamonds. Overburden hiding most of the exposures of basalt of interest. Site "5" - GPS x Survey line A to B The area is heavily forested with very large boulders located within this area. This out crop is a distinct feature as a "knoll" the ground is fairly level and as one traverses west the terrain gradually becomes steeper. Site "6" - GPS x Basalt outcrop, excellent exposure of bed rock, quartz vein structure, pocket of Herkimer diamonds found with 16 small diamonds recovered. Site "7" - GPS x Survey line E, F to G Site 7 is a dry stream wash, with any rainfall this creek becomes a water source, at the time of exploration seven moss matt samples were obtained and all samples returned Herkimer crystals. Site "8" - GPS x An excellent geological feature is located here. Fault and folding is present in the formation of the structure, quartz veins and basalt pillow lava is present here, there is distinct shearing of the geological formation. 8

13 5.0 Technical data See Figure maps C, D, and E Le Baron Prospecting Site B - Figure map D - continued Survey line E, F, to G Start: "E" GPS: x Mount Tzouhalem main line at GPS WPT "E" x north 797 meters to GPS WPT "F" x and then south - east 459 metes along an extension of what will become Kings view Road to WPT "G" which is the junction of Kings view and Mount Tzouhalem main line at GPS x and then south - east 586 meters to return to WPT "E" at GPS location x Notes: This is a gradual traverse downhill through second growth timber and finally entering the clear cut areas for the proposed golf course which is below or south of the proposed Kings view Road. There are exposures of bed rock in areas of interest and there were three pockets of Herkimer diamonds found. Photos were taken and all work was plotted on working reference maps. Summary of work conducted: 120 rock chip samples - quartz, mudstone, sandstone, 12 Herkimer diamond pockets discovered (new) 68 Herkimer diamonds recovered. Detailed categorization of diamonds (future reference) 40 photos 7202 meters GPS survey (road and trail) Geoscape Nanaimo - Malaspina's Geology Department Major geological features of Vancouver Island Crescent Terrane Pacific Rim Terrane Nanaimo Gp. Wrangellia Tenant BC Geological Survey 7

14 Herkimer Diamond Project - working reference map John Quesnel WilliarnsLake Reyetstoke "\-v / yerjnon Vancouver Trail VieKria Legend [ i Indian Reserves National Parks Parks MTOGrld(MTO) Blacked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) ( 1 Placor Claim Designation [ j Placor lease Designation i i No Staking Reserve \ j Conditional Reserve, Roloaso Required Reserve Surface Restriction I Recreation Area r j Others,, Integrated Cadastral Fabric n 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 Contour* Annotation (1:20K) Transportation Points (TRIM), Helipad Transportation - Lines (TRIM) This nftp 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. sad B # Scale: 1:10,000 c

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16 _K^gL^ AAP D-Z- Herkimer Diamond - working reference map W, 3 Fort St.John Terrace-^ Quesnef Williams Lake Revetstoke Vernon Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Conservancy Areas Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Biockod by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placer Lease Designation No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others Integrated Cadastral Fabric BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour - Index.lndefinite Contour - Index.Depression Contour - Index.Depression Indefinite Contour - Intermediate Contour - Intermediate.Indofinito Contour - Intermediate.Depression Contour - Intermediate.Depression Indefinite Areaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1.-20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) Helipad Map center: 48 46' 52.9" N, 123' 37' 18.8" W Scale: 1:5,000 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: GPS survey lines and GPS Sample Locations - refer to page 6 of the report for specific information

17 Herkimer Diamond Project - working reference map f^ggg /±AQ D-"b Quesnel Williams Lake RevetstoKe Vemon Vancouver Trail Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Conservancy Areas Parks NITO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placer Lease Designation No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others Integrated Cadastral Fabric BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour - index.indefinite Contour - index.depression Contour - Index.Oepression 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: GPS survey line and GPS Sample Locations - refer to page 6 of report for specifc information # Scale: 1:5,000

18 Aqa/2C s*t*-p Herkimer Diamond Project - working re John Williams, Lake ilstoke Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Parks MTO Grid (MTO) Blocked by MEM Other Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placor Leaso Designation No Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Release Required Rosorvo Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others Integrated Cadastral Fabric BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour Index.Indefinite Contour Index.Depression Contour -Index.Oepreasion Indefinite Contour - Intermediate Contour - Intermediate.Indefinite Contour Intermediate.Depression Contour - Intermediate Depression Indefinite Aroaof Exclusion Areaof Indefinite Contours Annotation (1:20K) Transportation - Points (TRIM) Helipad Transportation - Lines (TRIM) This ma*p is a user generated static output from an Internet mapping site and is fogeneral reference only. Data layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or Sac c - otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION. # Scale: 1:10,000

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20 6.0 Dates and Costs Statements: Le Baron Prospecting Costs and structure is based upon: Mineral Titles Branch: Information Letter 8, a guide to physical work for assessment reports. Dates tenures were prospected: November 17, 18, 24, 25* h 2007 December 1,2 nd 2007 March 15, 16 th 2008 May 10 th 2008 June 15 th 2008 July 5, 6 th 2008 August 10 th 2008 September 21 st 2008 Kevin Root: FMC# Field Supervisor: 14 days/120hrsx$30.00 [Forman rate] = $ Kevin Gunderson: Field Assistant: 7 days / 45 hrs x $20.00 [Labor rate] = $ Transportation: 4x4 $50.00 / day x 15 days = $ Report: Le Baron 1dayx $350.00/day = $ exploration expenses $ Reference information Mineral Titles Branch Regulation reference information Mineral Titles Online Geological Information Muller: Southern Vancouver Island Yorath: Geology of Southern Vancouver Island ARIS: reference information / area reports Sicker Sicker 1, rocky Sicker Sicker 1-2, Lawrence Sicker 1-2, Geo, sicker 9

21 8.0 Photos: Le Baron Prospecting Herkimer Diamond Sampling tools, methods, and diamonds, Mt. Tzouhalem, summer 2007 Herkimer Diamond Project / Herkimer Diamonds * MHP ra k 10

22 8.0 Photos - continued Herkimer Diamond pocket Calcite crystal alteration Le Baron Prospecting Hand Grab - quartz vein Calcite crystal alteration Sample location - fie E-geode Geode - close up photo 11

23 8.0 Photos - continued. Geological alteration - figure map D Le Baron Prospecting Herkimer diamond pocket - shoveling material r Geological alteration - measuring tape Parson's Bay Formation - with overburden sedimentary layering 12

24 8.0 Photos - continued. Unidentified rock alteration Geode alteration Le Baron Prospecting Blasting area - Herkimer diamonds are found loose here, ribbon line -tenure survey line.

25 8.0 Photos - continued. Le Baron Prospecting Herkimer #4 = 11mm Herkimer #16 = 18mm Herkimer # 42 - double crystal = 14mm Herkimer#59 = 21mm ' ^^m Herkimer Diamond Beaver Creek Prospecting Mount Tzouhalem Project 2008 Beaver Creek Prospecting Mount Tzouhalem Project 2008 Beaver Creek Prospecting - Herkimer Diamonds Beaver Creek Prospecting Mount Tzouhalem Project

26 x Le Baron Prospecting 9.0 Summary Herkimer diamonds are not new, though this discovery is one of excitement within the rock hounding community, a priceless piece of quartz to some, yet a world of value to others. A local rock enthusiast and the tenure owner have had some excellent discussion on the formation of this mountain known locally as Mt Tzouhalem; they have a common bond in the discovery of these wonderful crystals. Some very nice Herkimer's of size have been extracted from this tenure by the owner and his friends, but with the abundance of local rock hounds, I'm sure a lot of Herkimer's have gone out unaccounted for. Moving forwards with the Herkimer Diamond Project, the only true fault of mine was not to conduct geochemical analysis of the many rock chip samples obtained, yet with basalt as the host rock and the known Parson Bay Formation and massive amounts of limestone, one needs not really to conduct such testing, although the geochemical makeup of the host rock may be necessary at some point, the target of this exploration is the discovery of the Herkimer diamonds and the fascination of finding a new pocket of the diamonds keeps me going Conformation of Event MT.online@gov.bc.ca Sem September 30, :31:38 AM o: breakl2@telus.net; scottphillips53@msn.com Event Number: Event Type: Exploration and Development Work / Expiry Date Change Work Type Code: B Required Work Amount: Total Work Amount: Total Amount Paid: PAC Name: Kroot PAC Debit: 0.00 Tenure Number: Tenure Type: M Tenure Subtype: C Claim Name: DIAMONDS ON THE CLIFFS Old Good To Date: 2008/sep/29 New Good To Date: 2009/sep/29 Tenure Required Work Amount: Tenure Submission Fee: Tenure Number Tenure Type: M Tenure Subtype: C Claim Name: DIAMONDS BELOW THE CLIFFS Old Good To Date: 2008/oct/06 New Good To Date: 2009/oct/06 Tenure Required Work Amount: Tenure Submission Fee: Your technical work report is due in 90 days as per Section 33 of the Mineral Tenure Act and Section 16 and Schedule A of the Mineral Tenure Act Regulation. Please attach a copy of your confirmation page to the front of your report. 15