I was happy to see a press release prior to this weekend's resource show in Vancouver BC. I had high hopes that it would contain one of two things. Either work on their silver property or a third drill being added to perhaps test the Long Bars Zone 2. Well we got one of them and all is well in my book.

I think 6,000 meters is a rather nice Phase I drill program on the silver property. Not only are they going to test the primary target, but they are also going to test it at depth and other targets on the property. Don't forget that this was a former producer in the recent past by AEM. Seeing some silver and cobalt and maybe even nickel revenue in addition to the gold in the large Granada property would be rather nice.

Good to see that new structures are being encountered in both the Long Bars Zone as well as the eastern extention to that zone. The area of mineralization continues to be open in all directions and drilling continues 24/7 with two drill rigs. Assay results expect very soon according to the press release.

GBB will be at this Sunday/Monday resource show in Vancouver and they will have a booth.

Adventure Gold put out a press release as well with an update on their property that borders the Granada property on their western boundary. They continue to press ahead with what appears to be the early indications of mineralization. It also appears that GBB drilled some holes that ended up on their property. These types of things happen when a company does a rather large drilling operation. GBB has given the relative core sections to Adventure Gold and assay results will be shared with GBB. This will give GBB a sneak preview at some of what is next door to them.

Finally as mentioned on this board, a new fact sheet is out for GBB. It is two pages long. I also agree it was well done. I did find one small typo and e-mail Roger about it. A new presentation is on the web site as well.

I am a shareholder and long GBB.