PROSPECTING REPORT TENURES # / / CLAIM NAMES OLD SETTLER; OLD SETTLER1; OLD SETTLER2

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2 2011 PROSPECTING REPORT EVENT TENURES # / / CLAIM NAMES OLD SETTLER; OLD SETTLER1; OLD SETTLER2 COAST CRYSTALINE BELT REGION NEW WESTMINSTER MINING DISTRICT MAP - 092H GPS COORDINATE REFERENCE CENTER OF ALL THREE CLAIMS 49.28' 51" N, '38" W REPORT PREPARED BY TENURE OWNER ROBERT ANDRE D'AOUST FMC B g < M g g DEC 31, 2011 # «W o o S -J < o

3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Page I... Copy of Tenure Renewal 1... Cover Page 2... Table of Contents 3... Introduction / Location & Access / Previous Work / General Geology 4... Summary /Conclusion 5..Work Evaluation & Cost Statement Attending Parties & Qualifications Affidavit 6... General Location Map - Map Tenure Detail Map - Map Work Area (1) Map-Map Work Area (2) Map-Map4 Event

4 Introduction & Location This report includes the reconnaissance prospecting done on three adjoining tenures; #688183, # and # The tenures are situated approximately 10 air kilometers northwest of the City of Hope, BC on the west side of the Fraser River. Tenure # is a five cell claim and lies along the south bank of Texas (Stulkawhits) Creek. Tenure # is a 4 cell claim immediately to the north on the north bank of the creek. Tenure # is a 6 cell claim running north to south at 90 degrees to Tenure # The Tenures are surrounding the old tailings area of the Giant Mascot Mine. Tenure # is partially staked over three legacy claims; #236794, # & # Access Leaving Hope, travel north on Hwy 1 (Trans Canada Hwy) approximately 12 kilometers then turn left onto BC Nickel Mine Road. The road is paved for approximately 4kms then turns to gravel. A 4 wheel drive vehicle with reasonable clearance will be required after this juncture. The road intersects the eastern boundary of Tenure # near the boundary with Tenure #691903, then meanders through both the claims. At 5.8kms a spur road to the left has been washed out and access to the interior of the claim is blocked, by making a long loop to the north, another access road is available. In order to obtain access to Tenure #691905, a long hike, or the use an ATV is required. Previous Work The Giant Mascot Mine operated a processing plant approximately 3kms north west of these properties from the 1920's to The properties surround the old tailings area. General Area Geology Quoting from MINFILE - 092HSW125 (1987). The property lies within an ultrabasic complex between the southern tip of the Coast Plutonic Complex and the northern end of a belt of intrusions termed the Chelan batholith. The intrusive rocks within this belt are granites, granodiorites and quartz of Jurassic age and younger. They form the core of an uplifted block of regionally metamorphosed upper Paleozoic rocks which trend north and are bounded by the Fraser River fault system on the east and on the west by somewhat less metamorphosed Mesozoic rocks. Event

5 Summary Reconnaissance prospecting for gold formations and deposits was carried out on two separate days of work, July 30 and 31, See Map 3 (attached) On Saturday July 30 th We drove 3kms up the Nickle Mine road to the claim (688183). We hiked approximately 2kms in a meandering northern direction through the claim. Prospecting and Examining soil and rock formations and collecting grab samples. We collected approximately 40kgs of classified material (-.45mm) for further processing. See Map 4 (attached) On Sunday July 31 th, We drove up the Nickle Mine road and through the circuitous route to the washed out area, where we left the vehicle. We hiked southward down the old logging road to the claim. We crossed Texas creek and started prospecting. We followed the old logging roads along the south bank of the creek. We examined the soil and rock formations along the road cut. We collected approximately 40kgs of classified material(-.45mm) for further processing. The material from both areas was separated down to it finest form and inspected. No significant economically viable mineralization was found. Conclusions Further sampling and prospecting will have to be conducted next season. Event

6 ..5.. Work Evaluation and Cost Statement July 30, Man Hours Prospecting July 31,2011 Labour John Crowe Supervisor Bob D'Aoust 6.0 hours 6.0 hours $ Man Hours Prospecting Labour John Crowe Supervisor Bob D'Aoust 6.0 hours 6.0 hours $ sub total $ Allowable Vehicle Expenses (20%) Report Preparation Total $ Attending Parties & Qualifications Robert D'Aoust - 27 years prospecting experience Fmc John Crowe - 4 years prospecting experience Report prepared by, Robert Andre D'Aoust December Event

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10 MineralTitles Online MAP 4 - EVENT # TENURES , , 69190K 1 John Quesnel V Williams, Lake Revelstoke V ' jicfljjgjetbfu Xi VaMc^WWR^rafT^ Victoria Legend Indian Reserves National Parks Conservancy Areas Parks Federal Transfer Lands MTO Grid (MTO) Mineral Tenure (current) Mineral Claim Mineral Lease Mineral Tenure (history) Mineral Reserves (current) Placer Claim Designation Placer Lease Designation Nc Staking Reserve Conditional Reserve Release Required Reserve Surface Restriction Recreation Area Others First Nations Treaty Related Lands l~j First Nations Treaty Lands j Integrated Cadastral Fabric j I Survey Parcels BCGS Grid Contours (TRIM) Contour - Index Contour Index.lndefinite Contour - Index.Depression Contour - Index.Depression indefinite Contour - Intermediate Scale: 1:11,837 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: SUNDAY, JULY 31, 2011