Anybody watch that TV show "survivorman"?

When he tries to start a fire using some ancient method, like a stick with a bowstring spinning a spindle, heating a tiny hole in a flat stick. He has done this on a few of his survival episodes. In all of them, he's been able to produce smoke but never fire. What happens is suddently it's a new scene, and his assembled kindling that had been smoking, is now ablaze, and he makes some excuse that he had to move or had to put the camera down. I think he only cheats a bit, as he can get smoke but never visible flame from those cave man ideas.

Anyhow, we've been rubbing our sticks now for what,10 weeks? Some smoke here and there, but when will we see visible flame? Many here predicted that once gold goes through $1,000 (solidly), it'll draw in more investor oxygen and the heat of tyhee will be sparked into flame.

Next week, on Tuesday or Thursday, we'll have the pre-PDAC news release with that better exposure. Pog at about $1,000 is the oxygen, and the intense heat of lots of new investors in gold at JUST THE RIGHT TIME may be the accelerant.

A share price above our collective average price of 30 cents, in my viewl, will be that visible flame. We have loads of dry tinder, kindling, and every size of firewood to get this small flame to grow into what we want to see. Not an out of control forest fire that is more destructive than anythign, but a nice, stady fire that can last for 20 years, in a foundary.

Here's to visible flame in the coming weeks.

SKELEG