WORK REPORT LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION STEVE ANDERSON · Certificate Location map Regional location map Grid and Claim Sketch Sample location map Assay Certificate . I I I I I I

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WORK REPORT on the

BLACK GOLD PROPERTY BLACK TOWNSHIP

LARDER LAKE MINING DIVISION for

STEVE ANDERSON

Submitted by: Steve Anderson 2041663 ONTARIO LTD. VISION EXPLORATION 1361 Kraft Creek Rd. Timmins, Ontario P4N-7C3 Phone: 705-266-4703 Email: [email protected] Website: www.duenorth.net/vision

November, 2010


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Introduction Location and access Personnel Previous work General Geology Claims Work Program Results Recommendations and Conclusions Certificate

Location map Regional location map Grid and Claim Sketch Sample location map Assay Certificate


1 INTRODUCTION

The following report will deal with the results of a preliminary prospecting program carried out on the Black Gold Property. This property consists of one single unit mining claim (1 unit) located in Black Township, Larder Lake Mining Division, Ontario (Figure #3). This work was carried out by Steve Anderson who is the registered owner of the subject claim.

A total of 1 day was spent by two men, relocating a number of old trenches reported to occur within the claim. A total of 9 grab samples were taken and assayed for gold. The purpose of this program was to provide preliminary information as to the general geology of the property as well as provide samples to be assayed for gold. This work was carried out on November lOth, 2010.

This report will deal with the results of the preliminary prospecting program carried out on the above-mentioned property.


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LOCATION MAP

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3 LOCATION AND ACCESS

The Black Gold Property consists of a single claim ( 1 units) located in the northeast portion ofBlack Township (Figure #2). The property is situated approximately 75km east by southeast of the city of Timmins, Ontario. (Figure #1).

Access to the work area was gained by taking Hwy 101 east from Timmins for approximately 75km. Here, Butler Lake Road, as well as a network oflogging roads run west form the highway and provide access to within 800m south of the property. Recent logging activities have established roads that can be travelled by A TV and provide access the interior of the subject claim and within 50m to the south of the old trenching (Figure #4).

PERSONNEL

The following people were directly involved in carrying out the preliminary prospecting on the Black Gold property.

Prospector Helper

Steve Anderson Lanny Anderson

PREVIOUS WORK

Timmins Crystal Falls

The first phase of exploration was conducted by Steve Anderson on the Black Gold Project. Previous operator focused primarily on the base metal potential of the property. The purpose of this program was to test the property for its gold potential.

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STEVE ANDERSON

BLACK GOLD PROJECT

BLACK TOWNSHIP

REGIONAL LOCATION MAP

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GENERAL GEOLOGY

The Golden Hwy Property is shown by OGS Map# P3398 "Geological Compilation of the Lake Abitibi Area, Abitibi Greenstone Belt" to be underlain primarily by mafic to intermediate metavolcanics.

CLAIMS

The Back Gold property consists of 1 single unit mining claim (1 unit) located in Black Township (Figure #3). It is within the Larder Lake Mining Division, District of Cochrane. The following claim makes up the Black Gold Property

Claim# Township

4241464 1 unit Black Twp.

WORK PROGRAM

The current work program involved spending 1 day prospecting the subject claim in order to located and sample previously reported areas of trenching. The trenches were located and 9 grab samples taken. The sample location map can be found as figure #4 of this report.

All samples were sent to Catterello Assayers Inc. and rush sampled for gold. The following is a general description of the samples taken.

2201 Mafic volcanics 2% sulphides 2202 Mafic volcanics 1% sulphides 2203 Mafic volcanics 1% sulphides 2204 Mafic volcanics 3% sulphides 2205 Mafic volcanics 1% sulphides 2206 Mafic volcanics 10% sulphides (some Sphalerite) 2207 Mafic volcanics 5% sulphides 2208 Mafic volcanics 1 % sulphides 2209 Mafic volcanics 1% sulphides

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SAMPLE LOCATION MAP

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Certificate Of Analysis

I Cattarello Assayers Inc.

Number Of Samples 9

I Client Vision Exploration

Job 356

I Type Of Sample: Rock

RUSH

I Au FA-G EO

gr/mt 0.005

Sample ID ======== I 2201 0.006 2202 <0.005 2203 <0.005 2204 <0.005

I 2205 <0.005 2206 0.424 2207 0.016 2208 <0.005 I 2209 <0.005

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Issue Date Revision Date

I 18/02/2010 18/02/2010

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Au-Dup FA-G EO

gr/mt 0.005

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Cattarello Assayers Inc.

Received Date : 2010-11-09

Processed Date: 2010-11-10

Report Date: 2010-11-11

Approved By Chief Analyst:

Owner Form ID Chris Hacquard ANAL-002

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SURVEY RESULTS

As previously mentioned, the old trenches, which were the subject of this program, were located and 9 grab samples taken from the area (Figure #4). It should be noted that recent logging activity made it very difficult to locate and sample the old working. Pushed over trees and logs have covered much of the old workings.

Of the eight samples taken, two showed anomalous values in gold of .016 and .424 gr/mt. Au. It should also be noted that one of the samples also contained sphalerite.

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

As mentioned under results, two of the nine grab samples showed encouraging results with values of up to .424 gm/mt Au. This confirms that the property has the potential to host gold deposition.

Previous operators of the property had to deal with the lack of access to the area. Recent logging activities have provided road access to within 50m of the old working. As a result the property can now be easily accessed with heavy equipment. The old trenches should be refurbished and properly sampled with the use of an excavator.

Most of the samples taken contained sulphides of up to 10% and would likely respond to an Induced Polarization survey. A grid should be established over the claim and surveyed with magnetometer and Induced Polarization.


10 CERTIFICATION

I, Steve Anderson of Timmins, Ontario hereby certify that:

1. I hold a three-year Geological Technologist Diploma from Sir Sandford College, Lindsay, and Ontario, obtained in May 1981.

2. I have been practising my profession since 1979 in Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, NWT, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Greenland.

3. I have been employed directly with Asamera Oil Inc. Urangellschaft Canada Ltd. Nanisivik Mines Ltd., R.S. Middleton Exploration Services Ltd., Rayan Exploration Ltd and I am currently co-owner of Vision Exploration.

4. I have based conclusions and recommendations contained in this report on knowledge ofthe area, my previous experience and on the results of the fieldwork conducted on the property during November, 2010.

Dated this 18th day ofNovember, 2010 At Timmins, Ontario.

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