Amigos, for me the writing is on the wall, true enough. The...

Amigos, for me the writing is on the wall, true enough. The crystal ball is showing Corazon moving to re-open Lynn Lake as a modern mining operation, the German will ensure it. Surface orebodies at the EL deposit and at the mining centre are both suitable for several years of open-pit. While the main underground orebodies (N, O, P deposits) were stoped and prepared for mining just before Skerritt closed the operation in 1976 - these high-grade orebodies are ready for the re-start of long-life underground mining (see below a copy of page 13 from a recent presentation). Also, metallurgical work by Corazon has indicated that the orebodies are suitable for processing of the metal sulphides to give battery-grade high-purity metal product. As we speak, Corazon is drilling into the EL deposit to get more ore for metallurgical studies. As for the newly acquired prospect at Miriam in WA, Corazon has said that in early in 2022 it will getting the transfer from the gold company then begin exploring the historic nickel discovery with modern geophysics and follow up drilling. I can't match the German's piggy bank, but I bought some more today. The maths are simple: market cap of $9 million with an inground JORC-compliant resource which is in excess of US$3 billion. All in my opinion, but I expect that there is plenty going on behind the scenes and Chairman Terry Streeter will skillfully finess the rapid development of Corazon.