Ann: Quarterly Activities Report, page-3

Amigo, what you say is correct, but the same goes for almost all junior explorers. Yes we can look back at "what ifs" but we have to deal with the reality that mineral exploration is a very hard and expensive game. It is not easy to find an economic resource which can be converted into a mining/processing operation. But the statistics show that in Australia 50% of new mines were discovered by the junior explorers, and the other 50% by the big boys & gals. If it was easy, everyone would be a swillionaire. So, we see that Corazon has been able to accumulate a very large resource of sulphide nickel-copper-cobalt and is trying to fnd new deposits. I am confident that Lynn Lake will be mined (just my opinion). So when that day comes, the hard days will be behind us. In the meantime, sooner or later the grant of the Miriam prospect will be announced by WA's mining dept. The Miriam prospect has known intercepts of 9m at 5% nickel (from memory), and the announcement of its aquisition will initiate a new momentum in Corazon's shareprice (just my opinion). WA has a geological history which has endowed it with the Kambalda-type of sulphide nickel-copper-cobalt-PGE, and Miriam is about 60km from Kambalda, Kalgoorlie and Coolgardie. So maybe Miriam has PGEs? (just my hopeful opinion). Every dog has its day, and this little one will have its day (just my opinion).