 Welcome back to Investor Intel. I'm Peter Closy and today is Steven Berega from Romyos Gold Corp. Romyos is a multi-jurisdictional exploration company. We're going to talk about some of those jurisdictions. Welcome, Steven. Thanks for having me, Peter. How are you doing? I'm well. You're a PH, Steven, not one of those V, Stevens, right? We're all very particular about the way we spell our name, aren't we? The Stevens are. So the flagship property is up in the Golden Triangle in Northern BC, right? It's certainly one of the core assets that we have. As you mentioned, we're multi-jurisdictional and BC is definitely a major focus for us. We had a massive work program this past summer and we're fortunate enough to identify a very significant IPMT target with some of the work completed this summer. As you say, in the Golden Triangle, we're all on the southern boundary of the Galore Creek assets. That's a massive target that's co-owned by Newmont and Tech. We're along that southern boundary and their road access, proposed access road, partially completed road actually intersects the trek block. You have good access to your property. We certainly do. It's a kilometer away. There's a proposed mill site 10 kilometers away. I gave a speech in a follow-up article about seven years ago that the best mining story in the world was the Northwest Transmission Line. The federal government, the BC government poured almost $800 million into building that, and companies like yours are the beneficiary of that energy. Absolutely. No doubt about it. We have access to power. Of course, road access is something that is extraordinary in the Triangle. Some of the massive dollars being spent just to get into these properties for us to be able to have a road kilometer away and then a mill site proposed, not that far away either, as the crow flies, is very fortuitous. And you have maps and 3D models and everything that an investor would want available at the website, right? We certainly do. The target is about 800 meters long, approximately 500 meters wide. The IP shows it extending 650 meters deep, and the MT shows it going down an additional kilometer and a half. And that's when we cut it off. It shows it's going much deeper than that, but of course, it's not of interest past 2K. Okay, so our time is limited. You have a Quebec project. I'm more curious about the Nevada project. Nevada has consistently ranked one of the three top mining jurisdictions in the world. So what's going on in Nevada? I couldn't agree more with you. In fact, one of the reasons why I was brought on board was to try and streamline the company and decide how best to focus the company. And in my opinion, Nevada certainly should be our focus. So we have two core assets down in Nevada. One is called the Kincaid and one is called SCOSA. SCOSA is something that's been on our books for since 1999. We've had some extraordinary early day results, some bonanza grade drill results, and that was back in 2000. So 22 years ago, we did some small work programs, came back with some extremely positive gold results. And we basically, because of the price of gold being $250 an ounce, it simply wasn't a priority target. So I'm fortunate to be able to blow the dust off of this barn fine and get back to it. And we have a plan for drilling at SCOSA this year at Q1 and Q2, and a Q1 into Q2. Right. So that's post implementation of 43-101. So that means that's data you can rely upon. It is. It is certainly data we can rely upon. But it was very limited, very limited, and just a few holes, very narrow diameter core, and not very deep. So we got to get back there with a proper rig, drill offensive holes up the side. And essentially what we're after, boiling zone material, very similar to this. Is that up in the, sorry, Stephen, is that in the mountains or out in the flats? It's in, it's foothills, definitely not mountainous, but SCOSA is very accessible. It's in Northwestern state, and it's up by where the Rosebud and Highcroft would be. Yeah, past Winamaka, right? You lost to Winamaka. You got it. I've been to Winamaka. The great asset, I'm really looking forward to getting some drills turning. We've got some basic work to do. In fact, I had a 3D model recently commissioned to better understand what's been done to date. They only averaged mine down at SCOSA 400 feet. The average grade of the ore that came out over an ounce per ton. Some of it was so high grade, it just went straight into the vault. It wasn't processed. What about the other project in Nevada? It's called Kincaid. It's now in, now you're looking at Southwestern. It's down the Walker Lane area. It's just east of Hawthorne, and it's a property that we picked up when I joined the company just last year in November. It's 109 claims. It's really interesting. There's two sides to this story. There's the southern half and the northern half. On the northern half, we're looking at these large sort of blue sky scarring structures. The contact points with the granites on the northern extreme of the property. It's exciting. It's exactly the same structure that is being mined at the Isabella Pearl Mine, which is about 15 kilometers away. On the southern half of this property, it was a complete surprise to us when we were out there staking. There are former workings everywhere, and every time we hit an old adit, an old former working, we find this kind of material, this copper stained material, chrysocola. It is exciting. We've hit 16 targets so far. We've probably got another 20, 20 to 30 targets we just haven't got to yet. And of course, all of those historic workings appear in the government maps, right? That's right. Found one. We found one of them. It's an old working called the Silver King Mine, and we thought we were actually on it. And for those who are viewers here can go to one of our PowerPoint presentations on the website and you'll see we didn't find it. It's about four valleys further north to where we were, but these former workings are everywhere at its pits, trenches, and there's copper strewn across the entirety of the southern half of this property, and it's running with gold, silver, and both at times. So we're excited. It's early days. We've got to get some geologists on the ground, someone who can spend two months cataloging, sampling, and just better understanding what we see at surface. And then we'll get to some targets and we'll have a much better sense of what we'll be doing sometime in Q2 for upcoming drill programs. So when I look at your balance sheet, I look at your shares issued note, and I hear you say that sounds like we're unlocking value for shareholders in 2023. That's a goal. No question about it. I couldn't say it better. All right. So PDAC has been unfortunately moved back to the first week of March. I really liked it in June. Can you and I talk before that? We'll see what's going on. I look forward to it. Thanks very much for the time today, Peter. Steven Berega from Romeo's Gold, Peter Clausi signing off from Investor Intel. Thanks for your time. Have a great day.