Frank spoke for about 20 minutes. He thanked the moderators and the guests for coming and acknowledged the team. His presentation was focused on how far they have come and how everything is going very well.

He mentioned that the drillers are going literally as fast as they can, and that the drills turn 24/7 expect when the drill crew takes breaks. (lol, I guess that's okay). They literally couldn't be going any faster and that the only thing that may hold up the process is the actual issue of physically moving the drill. As many of us can attest to, it's not a big deal to move the rig but there certainly can be some rough terrain, trees, mud, slop, rocks, but nothing that's problematic for anything like a back hoe - which they have.

Call me crazy, but I think he might have been leading to insinuating that they are contemplating or are trying to get a second drill going? Did anyone else catch that? Did he mention it?

Drilling going well, they have hit 100% quartz and they are extremely pleased with how the SGH survey appears to be leading them to exactly what they are looking for.

They have drilled out from T1 and T2 and have identified something like 15-16 parallel zones which they are saying might be connected in some way.

They have NOT hit the glaring red target on the geochem survey yet. That is coming soon.

They can only register, photograph, cut, and shelf the core samples at a certain pace as they have 2 people working on doing this full time. As these guys are probably working 8-10 hours per day 5 days a week and the drills are going 24/7...it might be trickier than you think to keep up.

As the results go out a batch at a time, several weeks later they come in a batch at a time. He said that they should be coming in starting right about now and going forward. I'm hoping that they have seen some already as they seemed to act fairly confident during their presentation - you can't fake that.

So if I recall, there was at least 2 new maps we haven't seen before. One was a map of the location of all of the recent drill holes. A lot of the drilling focus has been around the Timmins Zones and have worked out and up to the Ascot Zone, which has revealed the 'Road Zone' that we have heard about. This is a large quartz zone that theoretically may connect the Timmins to the Ascot but is yet to be determined. It is called the Road Zone because it located directly underneath the road that runs through the property.

For interest sake, in the next phase of drilling apparently they will be drilling in a ditch on the side of and actual city road! Frank said he will be the guy directing traffic.

Another map we had not seen was related to the claims in the Beauce. Tilsley was talking while this map was up. I was personally shocked when he told the audience this information. You see the Timmins Zone is smack dab in the middle of it's block of claims. To the north east you have a Sugar (or something like that) area and to the south west you have the Beland. Tilsley said that they actually have done further geochem sampling and that the BEST results for gold indications was at the Beland area - which is more than 5km away from Timmins! Are they connected? From the get go I have put more weight into the geochem than anything else. If you don't believe in geochem, you should not be invested in here. If you do believe in it, than this tidbit of information is nothing short of nuclear at this market cap.

Will continue on another post...