DARIEN RESOURCES INC.

Trap Rock Project Long Township, Sault Saint Marie Mining Division

Report on Trenching, Drilling, and Bulk Sampling, Claims 4219196,4223995, and 3009531 Long Township

-by- RECE\VED ~!0\l 2 4 'LO\\ GEOSCIENCE ~SSESSMEN1 Jamie Lavigne, MSc., P.Geo. OFFICE

November, 201 1 - 1 -

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION...... 2 PROPERTY, LOCATION, ACCESS, AND TOPOGRAPHY...... 2 HISTORY AND PREVIOUS WORK...... 2 REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGY...... 5 NIPISSING ...... 7 2011 WORK PROGRAM ...... 7 DISCUSSION OF PROGRAM AND RESULTS ...... 7 Trenching Mapping Drilling Chip Logging Sampling Sieving and Crushing Geochemistry CONCUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ...... 11 REFERENCES...... 11 AUTHORS CERTIFICATE...... 12 APPENDIX 1: CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

LIST OF FIGURES: Figure 1: Location Map ...... 3 Figure 2: Claims, Location, and Access Map...... 4 Figure 3: Property Geology...... 6 Figure 4: Trench Location Map ...... 9 Figure 5 - 1: Pictures of field work ...... after 11

LIST OF TABLES: Table 1: Claims...... 5 Table 2: Chemical Analyses ...... 10 - 2-

INTRODUCTION

Darien Resources Inc. (Darien) holds title to 3 claims located in Long Township south ofElliot Lake and approximately 1 km north of Lake Lauzon. The claims are underlain by the Huronian Supergroup and post-Huronian gabbroic rocks which have been mapped and interpreted by previous workers as Nipissing Diabase. Darien is in the process of evaluating the potential of the Nipissing Diabase to host a high quality aggregate resource. As part of this assessment, Darien completed a program of drilling, blasting, trenching, and removal of an approximately 68 tonne bulk sample. The bulk sample is being prepared for sub-sampling and physical properties testing.

PROPERTY, LOCATION, ACCESS, AND TOPOGRAPHY

The property is located approximately 140 km west-southwest of Sudbury, at 83° W and 46° N adjacent to the north shore of Lake Huron (Figure 1). The property is located north of Highway 17 and is accessed via a trappers trail originating from the end of Pronto Road. The property is also accessed by boat travel to the north shore of Lake Lauzon and then bush traverse for approximately 1 kilomtre (Figure 2)

The topography ofthe area is variable from relatively flat lying, gentle relief in the area of highway 17 and the north shore of Lake Huron where the elevation is approximately 180 metres ASL to relatively rugged and a maximum elevation of approximately 300 metres ASL on the claim block .. The topography is controlled by bed rock features and the Nipissing Diabase forms topographic highs with locally steep scarps into lakes and drainages.

The property comprises 3 claims located in Long Townships within the Sault St. Marie Mining division (Table 1). All ofthe claims are 100% owned by Darien Resources Inc.

PREVIOUS WORK

The geology of Long Township has been mapped by James A. Robertson and was published in 1970 (Robertson, 1970). This, and adjacent reports by Rpbertson (Robertson, 1964), form a comprehensive description of the bedrock geology including the Nipissing Diabase. In 1996, the Ontario Geological Survey completed and published a study on the assessment of the industrial mineral potential of the Nipissing Diabase in a corridor from Massey to Blind River and including the North Channel Islands (Ontario Geological Survey, 1996). This study considered two sites in the area of the Darien property- one site approximately 1.5 kilometres east of the Darien property (SRA-4) and one site approximately 3 kilomteres west of the Darien claims (SRA- j \ ~/' ~~~

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Table 1. Claim data. Work Claim Number Township/Area Recorded Holder I Due Date , No. Of Units ) I Reauired 3009531 LONG (G-3297) DARIEN RESOURCES INC. ( 100.00 %) 2011-NOV-25 7 $2,800 4219196 LONG (G-3297) DARIEN RESOURCES INC. ( 100.00 %) 2011-DEC-08 15 $12,000 4223995 LONG (G-3297) DARIEN RESOURCES INC. ( 100.00 %) 2011-DEC-00 12 $9,600

4 Extension) (see Figures 2 and 3). Physical property tests completed on the sample taken from site SRA-4 indicate that the diabase at this site has a range of applications including high quality aggregate to be used in asphalt paving. The study estimates a potential resource of 40 million tonnes at SRA-4. No sample was taken at SRA-4 Extension. However, the continuity of the diabase from SRA-4 to SRA-4 Extension was noted and a potential resource tonnage of> 300 million tonnes was estimated for this site. The area of the Darien claims has been explored both for Uranium potentially hosted by the Huronian sedimentary rocks and for Copper potentially hosted by the Nipissing diabase. No sulphide occurrences have been documented on the property in the provincial mineral deposit inventory (Ontario Geological Survey, 2004).

Darien Resources Inc. has completed geological mapping and sampling on claims covering the same parts of the diabase as the current claims. The previous claims expired and the current claims were staked and recorded on June 8, 2007 (claims 4223995 and 4219196) and November 25, 2009 (claim 3009531 ). The work on the previous claims is described in assessment reports filed by Darien. Previous work by Darien has determined that a sample of the Diabase in the area of claims 4219196 and 4223995 is suitable for use as aggregate in HLI and DFC asphalt pavements. Furthermore, previous work by Darien has determined the chemical composition of this sample and that it is comparable to the whole rock chemical composition ofNippissing Diabase at Bruce Mines where the diabase is quarried and is listed on the 'Designated Source for Materials' list by MTO. In October 2009, Darien reported work on claims 4223995 and 4219196 that included mapping, sampling, chemical analyses, and petrography. The results ofthis work supported previous work by Darien that the claims hold the potential to host a high quality diabase aggregate resource.

REGIONAL AND PROPERTY GEOLOGY

The property is located within the Southern Structural Province of the Canadian Shield which, in general terms, consists of an Archean basement overlain by the Early Proterozoic Huronian Supergroup and intruded by a number of felsic to mafic intrusive bodies that range in age from Early to Middle Proterozoic (Figure 3). The Archean rocks exposed on the property consist dominantly of massive to gneissic granitic rocks. Huronian rocks present on the property include the Lower and Middle Mississagi Formations (feldspathic quartzite, arkose and greywacke, siltsone, argillite respectively) and the Gowganda Formation (interbedded conglomerate, feldspathic quartzite, argillite, and siltstone). The southeastern part of the property includes mafic metavocanic rocks and related chloritic sedimentary rocks. Both the Archean granitic rocks and the Huronian sedimentary rocks are intruded by mafic intrusive rocks referred to as Nipissing Diabase (e.g. Robertson, 1970). The intrusion form west to northwest trending, vertical to c::JCiaims Geology c=J Midd le Mississag i Formatio c=J Lower Mississagi Formation .. Upper Mississagi Formation ~-.... ~ Pecors Formation / Darien Claims c=J Bruce Formation (exprred) c=J Gowganda Formation r=J Nipissing sills .. .. Fels ic Intrusives ~ Archean Granitic Roc k s X Selected Resource Location y (OGS MDC 32)

Darien Resources Inc. Figure 3: Property Geology 700 1.400 1,800M~rs s Geological outlines from Bedrock ge ology of Ontario (Er1is Data Se t 6 and fonmat ion nomen clature from Robertson (1 970) - 7 - steeply dipping, dyke or -like bodies that typically range in thickness from a few metres to< 100 metres however, a number of thicker intrusions have been mapped. The dykes consist of dominantly of diabase, , and diorite. They are interpreted to have intruded during the Hudsonian Orogeny at approximately 2.15 Ga. (Robertson, 1970).

NIPISSING DIABASE

The Darien claims cover a part of a Nipissing intrusive body that trends approximately east-west over approximately 2 km of strike length and is located approximately 1-5 kilometres north of Lake Lauzon (Figure 3). On the Darien claims the dyke has a thickness that ranges from 150 metres to 450 metres. Previous mapping indicates that the dykes are compositionally and texturally variable from diabase, to gabbro, to diorite, and locally includes a phase of granophyre which is interpreted as the end stage differentiation of the Nipissing diabase (Robertson, 1964).

2011 WORK PROGRAM

The 2011 work program on the Darien claims included: 1) Brushing out the trappers trail for A TV access and sample haulage 2) Drilling and blasting 2 trenches 3) Drilling 2 - 100' holes 4) Geological mapping of the trenches 5) Geological logging of chips from drill holes 6) Chemical Analyses of selected samples of drill cuttings 7) Haulage of 80 tonne bulk sample to Southern Ontario crushing facility

Work in progress and to be completed on the sample includes: 1) Sub-sampling 2) Physical properties testing

Personnel

The 2011 work program including trail making, drilling, blasting, sample hauling and sieving/crushing was completed by a heavy construction company under contract to Darien. Jamie Lavigne, P .Geo supervised the work on behalf of Darien and is responsible for the geological observations and conclusion made in this report.

DISCUSSION OF PROGRAM AND RESULTS

Trenching

Two trenches were completed. The trenches are each approximately 20 to 30 metres long and approximately 1.5 metres wide. The trenches were completed by drilling a series of holes in a 5 dice pattern and blasting. The primary purpose of the trench blasting was for bulk sampling and for mapping the exposed diabase. The location ofthe trenches are illustrated in figure 4. Two photos of the trenches are contained in figures 5 and 6. The - 8 - south end of trench 1 is located at 365997E, 5120457N and the south end of trench 2 is located at 365995E, 5120564N (NAD83 UTM Coordinates).

Mapping

Mapping and geological investigations included 1) evaluation of the outcrops for appropriate locations for trench blasting to test the continuity of the diabase and 2) mapping the exposed rock along the length of the trenches.

The exposed rock in the trenches consists almost entirely of fine grained to medium grained gabbroic rock (Figure 7). In trench number 1 a very narrow dyke consisting of potassium feldspar with minor quartz was exposed (Figure 8). This dyke comprises a small fraction of 1% fthe total volume of the blasted rock. The same potassium feldspar dominant rock was also exposed in trench 2 but only in small chips and is volumetrically less than that seen in trench 1. Otherwise the trenches are composed exclusively of diabase and the following properties were observed during mapping:

• Even textured, equigranular, gabbroic rock (figure 8). • Fresh mineralogy consisting of plagioclase feldspar, pyroxene and uralitized pyroxene (horneblende) • Isotropic (no imparted tectonic fabrics) • Non to weakly responsive to the hand magnetic • Non-responsive to dilute HCl

Drilling

In addition to the drilling completed for the purposes of blasting, 2 holes were drilled each to a depth of 100 feet to test the vertical continuity of the diabase. The drill cuttings were bagged in 10 foot interval thus resulting in 10 samples from each hole for a total of 20 samples. Figure 9 is an example of some ofthe samples.

Chip Logging

The bagged samples were inspected and found to be comprised exclusively of chips and cutting derived exclusively from gabbroic (diabase) rock. In the bag, samples have a "salt and pepper" appearance consisting of plagioclase feldspar (white) and pyroxene­ amphibole (dark). The fragments indicate derivation from a fine to medium grained . Splits from 4 of the samples were taken and submitted for whole rock chemical analyses.

Sampling- Excavation and Transport

The primary objective of the program was sampling the trenches for material to complete a bulk sample for physical properties testing. Using a mini-excavator, representative samples ofthe 2 trenched were loaded into 4 wheeled ATV vehicles equipped with dump ... -· , . I i ,...,.- -~ ./ / 4 • I 'v-- ~ MACK MCGIVERIN EST EN l I f ( -<.. . I I I N , -....:r / I

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Sieving and Crushing

Using a grizzly, the 69 tonne sample transported from the claims was screened to 2 inch minimum size material resulting in 50 tonnes of material. This 50 tonnes of sample material was then crushed to 3/4 inch minus (Granular A). At the time of writing, sub­ sampling for further test work was being arranged.

Chemical Analyses

Whole rock chemical analyses were completed on four samples. The samples were riffle splits of chip samples from 10 foot increments from hole number 2 drilled adjacent to trench 2. The analytical method was Lithium Borate Fusion and ICP-OES finish. The certificate of analyses is contained in Appendix 1.

The results of the whole rock analyses are presented in table 2. The analytical results have been compared with previous analyses completed by Darien and also analyses available in the public domain. The composition of the rock chips from hole 2 are completely consistent with the diabase previously analyzed and established as having high quality aggregate potential.

Table 2: Whole rock chemical analyses. Si02 Al203 BaO CaO Cr203 Fe203 K20 , % % % % % % % Sample Description 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 Hole 2-90m-100m 54.9 13.6 0.011 7.31 0.08 9.48 0.405 Hole 2-70m-80m 52.6 14.2 0.016 10.4 0.066 10.6 0.852 Hole 2-20m-30m 53.2 14.8 0.015 10.7 0.06 10.8 0.714 Hole 2-60m-70m 46.4 14.8 0.014 10.9 0.074 11.2 0.829

MgO MnO Na20 P205 Ti02 SrO LOI , % % % % % % % Sample Description 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 , 0.005 Hole 2-90m-100m 8.71 0.123 1.26 0.041 0.556 0.014 1.02 Hole 2-70m-80m 8.78 0.169 2.24 0.053 0.504 0.021 1.85 Hole 2-20m-30m 8.83 0.182 1.91 0.073 0.538 0.023 0.57 Hole 2-60m-70m 9.29 0.178 2.39 0.058 0.495 0.024 2.04 - 11 -

CONCLUSIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS

Two trenches have been completed on the property and the following conclusions are made:

• The trenches are composed of diabase with rock features consistent with samples previously tested from the property by Darien and from the area by the OGS which have confirmed the application of the diabase for high quality aggregate use in paving applications. • The trenches contain extremely minor imputities and therefore indicate the potential for continuity in diabase. • The chips from the top hammer percussion drilling indicate continuity of diabase for 100 feet vertical in 2 separate locations and therefore indicate the potential for continuity of the resource in the vertical dimension. • Whole rock chemical analyses have an average gabbro composition and are completely consistent with previous sampling across the property and from the Nipissing diabase regionally.

A 69 tonne bulk sample has been removed from the property and transported to a quarry in Southern Ontario. The bulk sample has been sieved and crushed resulting in a 50 tonne sample of granular A size material.

It is recommended that Darien:

• Complete the sampling and testing of the 50 tonne sample that is currently in progress to determine the quality and application of the diabase • Complete further field work required to delineate a starter quarry consistent with project economic returns • Initiate project development including permitting and other engineering activities required to develop a diabase quarry on the site. •

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REFERENCES

Lightfoot, P.C. and Naldrett, A.J. 1996. Petrology and geochemistry opfthe Nipissing gabbro: Exploration strategies for Nickel, Copper, and Platinum Group elements in a large igneous province. Ontario Geological Survey Study 58. 80p

McBirney, A.R. 1984. Igneous Petrology. Freeman Cooper and Company. San Francisco. 504p

Ontario Geological Survey, 2004. Mineral Deposit Inventory Version 2 (MDI2), October 2004 Release, Ontario Geological Survey

Ontario Geological Survey, 1996. Industrial Mineral Resource Assessment of the Nipissing Diabase, Highway 17 Corridor from massey to Blind River and North Channel Islands. Mineral Deposits Circular 32, Ontarion Geolgocal Survey.

Ontario Geological Survey, 1993. Bedrock geology, seamless coverage of the province of Ontario; Ontario Geological Survey, ERLIS Data Set 6.

Robertson, James A. 1970. Geology ofthe Spragge Area. Ontario Department of Mines. Geological Report 76. 109 p.

Robertson, James A. 1964. Geology of the Scarfe, Mack, Cobden, and Striker Townships. Ontario Department of Mines. Geological Report 20. 89 p.

Rogers, C., Gorman, B., and Lane, B. 2003. Skid Resistant Aggregate in Ontario. Materials Engineering and Research Office, Ontario Ministry of Transport. - 13-

AUTHORS CERTIFICATE

I, Jamie Lavigne, certify that:

1. I am a consulting geologist and Principle of Francis Minerals Ltd. with offices at 1796 Windle Dr, Sudbury, Ontario, P3E 2Y8

2. I graduated from Memorial University ofNewfoundland with a Bachelor of Science degree in geology in 1986 and from the University of Ottawa with a Master of Science degree in geology in 1993.

3. I have practiced my profession of geologist continuously since 1986.

4. I am a Professional Geologist registered as a Licensee with the Association of Professional Engineers, Geologists, and Geophysicists of the Northwest Territiories

5. I am the author of this report on the drilling, blasting, and sampling ofNipissing diabase from the Darien Resources Inc. claims.

6. I completed and directly supervised the work described in this report.

Jamie Lavigne, November, 2011 Sudbury, Ontario+ 5623 McADAM ROAD Certificate of Analysis MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO CANADA L4Z 1N9 , Laboratories AGAT WORK ORDER: 11U549813 TEL (905)501-9998 {?J@ {?JlJ FAX (905)501-0589 PROJECT NO: http://www.agatlabs.com CLIENT NAME: CHESSTOWN CAPITAL INC/FALCON GOLD ATTENTION TO: JAMIE LAVIGNE Lithium Borate Fusion- Summation of Oxides, ICP-OES finish (201076)

DATE SAMPLED: Nov 16,2011 DATE RECEIVED: Nov 16, 2011 DATE REPORTED: Nov 23, 2011 SAMPLE TYPE: Other

Sample Analyte: Login Weight Al203 BaO CaO Cr203 Fe203 1<20 MgO MnO Na20 P205 Si02 Ti02 SrO Unit: kg % % % % % % % % % % % % % Sample Description RDL: 0.01 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 0.005 2-90-100 1.18 13.6 0.011 7.31 0.080 9.48 0.405 8.71 0.123 1.26 0.041 54.9 0.556 0.014 2-70-80 0.90 14.2 0.016 10.4 0.066 10.6 0.852 8.78 0.169 2.24 0.053 52.6 0.504 0.021 2-20-30 1.32 14.8 0.015 10.7 0.060 10.8 0.714 8.83 0.182 1.91 0.073 53.2 0.538 0.023 2-60-70 0.82 14.8 0.014 10.9 0.074 11.2 0.829 9.29 0.178 2.39 0.058 46.4 0.495 0.024

Analyte: LOI Total Unit: % % Sample Description RDL: 0.005 0.005 2-90-100 1.02 97.5 2-70-80 1.85 102 2-20-30 0.57 102 2-60-70 2.04 98.7

Comments. RDL- Reported DetecliOn L1m1t

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RPT Date: Nov 23, 2011 REPLICATE REFERENCE MATERIAL

Method Blank Result I Ex ect I .I Acceptable limits PARAMETER Batch Sample ld I Original I Rep#1 I RPD P Recovery Value Value I Lower I Upper I Lithium Borate Fusion- Summation of Oxides, ICP-OES finish (201076) Al203 1 2913628 13.6 12.3 10.0% 0.017 21.92 20.69 106% 80% 120% BaO 2913628 0.011 0.013 16.7% < 0.005 0.05 0.04 115% 80% 120% CaO 2913628 7.31 8.05 9.6% 0.022 8.85 8.05 110% 80% 120% Cr203 2913628 0.080 0.080 0.0% < 0.005 0.01 80% 120% Fe203 2913628 7.52 8.25 9.3% 0.010 7.02 6.21 113% 80% 120%

1<20 2913628 0.405 0.458 12.3% < 0.005 1.93 1.66 116% 80% 120% MgO 2913628 6.36 7.17 12.0% 0.006 0.62 0.54 114% 80% 120% MnO 2913628 0.123 0.153 21.7% < 0.005 0.14 0.108 130% 80% 120% Na20 2913628 1.26 1.45 14.0% 0.018 7.81 7.10 110% 80% 120% P205 2913628 0.041 0.053 25.5% < 0.005 0.155 0.131 118% 80% 120%

Si02 2913628 29.9 33.1 10.2% 0.022 46.2 49.9 93% 80% 120% Ti02 2913628 0.336 0.373 10.4% < 0.005 0.28 0.287 98% 80% 120% SrO 2913628 0.014 0.016 13.3% < 0.005 0.16 0.14 111% 80% 120% LOI 2913628 1.02 0.99 3.0% < 0.005 4.39 4.56 96% 80% 120%

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Method Summary CLIENT NAME: CHESSTOWN CAPITAL INC/FALCON GOLD AGA T WORK ORDER: 11 U549813 PROJECT NO: ATIENTION TO: JAMIE LAVIGNE PARAMETER I AGATS.O.P I LITERATURE REFERENCE I ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUE Solid Analysis Sample Login Weight MIN-12009 BALANCE Al203 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES BaO MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES GaO MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES Cr203 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES Fe203 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES K20 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES MgO MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES MnO MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES Na20 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES P205 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES Si02 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES Ti02 MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES SrO MIN-200-12015 ICP/OES LOI MIN-200-12021 GRAVIMETRIC Total CALCULATION

AGAT METHOD SUMMARY (V1) Page 4 of 4 Results relate only to the items tested