Trelawney Mining and Exploration Inc TWNNF

Spoke to IR about Beachman's "River"

[northern-eh]

They did laugh when they heard about the river.  Beachman should let them know about it because they don't know it's there.

The "river" is, as others have said, a natural depression in the landscape.  It is an area of muskeg that connects to the lowest spot, the lake.  Beachman, why don't you take your canoe to the "river" and try paddling along it?  Be sure to post pictures as you try to drag the canoe through the muskeg this summer.

Cote Lake is a small, shallow lake.  It is classed as a "warm water lake."  It is not a "cold water lake" and has no commercial or sport fishery.  Come spring, the lake level likely will drop further following the removal of a collapsed culvert that should not be there anyway.

As mines go, the geography of the TRR claim is excellent.  There is no river and no large cold water lake that would raise environmental concerns.  Beachman says he sold.  Did he also tell you that he went short on TRR?  When he covers his short position, look for him to get back on board.  He knows the true value of this deposit as well as the rest of us.

[offshoreskeis]

LIES !

[northern-eh]

IR is lying?  Call them yourself.

[offshoreskeis]

And about Jennings , where are the links to that questionable material you posted?

[northern-eh]

Here's the link to the Jennings Capital site.  Look on the right side for the link to the report.  If you are note registered, just register and you will see the full report. 

[northern-eh]

You should watch your slanderous mouth before you get sued.  Now you are calling Peter Campbell and Jennings Capital "questionable?"

[offshoreskeis]

It's your information and lack of verification that comes into question.If what you have posted on Jennings is not tampered with then it is their judgment that is very much questionable.

[northern-eh]

Ask for a site visit if you are so worried about this.  Have you even called IR or done any real research on this?  Of course not.

[offshoreskeis]

I could drive to Cote lake after spring breakup with a boat and depth finder and spend a few hours when i start to make my rounds to a number of northern destinations. The topography would suggest a lake depth of 30 feet and a river depth of 10 feet in general with the average depth of lakes and rivers in the region of similar surrounding topography and dimension.

[northern-eh]

Hah Hah!!  That's ridiculous.  Do you know the difference between a slough and a lake and between a river and muskeg?  As I said before, call IR.  Ask them about the depth.

[offshoreskeis]

Have you even visited or spent any time anywhere near this particular area?

[northern-eh]

Read Beachman's post from earlier today.  Didn't he say that I was one of the inbred local residents?  Doesn't Beachman know everything?