I had a great discussion today with Chris Meraw at KWG Investors Relations (1-888-644-1374). In fact Chris was excited about Probe's news release today about its intial resource estimate of its Black Creek property adjacent to KWG's Big Daddy property. That initial resource estimate compares with KWG's 40% chromite. Chris stated Probe's news release adds confidence to KWG's drilling program achieving the same or better grade of its 20 million ton inferrred mineral resource to one of a total of 40 million tons as 100% indicated status. The deeper driiling beyond 375 meters could also increase the size of the mineral resource. KWG is in the process of starting infill drilling this September of twelve holes with anaytical testing of the cores to upgrade its NI43-101 mineral resource estimate. Chris explained that geologically the Probe and KWG properties are separated by a fault and granite dome structure. He stated that most likely updated kWG's resource estimate to the indicated status will compare with Probe's grade of 40%, or better, as an extension of Probe's mineral resource into KWG's property. Chris indicated that KWG's updated mineral resource would be ready in November.

Chris gave me an update on infrastructure. He explained that claims under the Mining Act can be used for a railway as an extension of a mine corridor. The railway right of way will lead to the next step of completion of a preliminary feasibility study by Knech Ojard Associates due in early November.

TC