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Dear Shareholder:
After years of consolidating land, conducting systematic early stage exploration
work and generally just keeping our noses above water in a lousy gold
market, our assets are finally starting to show more shine. In 2006, the gold
price finally outran the Canadian dollar. As of today, the spot gold market is
sitting north of CDN$775 per ounce, or approaching CDN$25 per gram, or
about CDN$250 per ounce more than it averaged in 2005.
The Moss Lake gold deposit is starting to get interesting – Rip Van Winkle
is waking up. The Company has initiated efforts to re-evaluate its potential
through independent studies involving open pit optimization work, operating
and capital cost estimates and economic models. Diamond drilling will
follow to reclassify resources, provide material for further metallurgical
testing and, importantly, trace the southwest extension where the deposit
remains open.
Management believes that these undertakings, with a modicum of promotion
and public awareness, will catalyze a significant revaluation of our assets.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,

George N. Mannard
President
April 19, 2007
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