 Hi, I'm Chris Thompson from Investor Intel and today I'm with Jim McKenzie, the President, CEO of Viscount Mining, ticker symbol VML on the Venture Exchange. How are you today, Jim? I am fantastic. Thank you, Chris. Pleasure to be with you. Great. Well, Viscount, I've known you for a long time now for a number of years and I know a lot about your company. You're a project generator with a couple of really good projects, silver projects in the US. One of them is in Colorado and one of them is in Nevada. But how about we start talking about your project in Colorado? Well, thanks, Chris. Yes, we have two very compelling projects that could both be company builders on their own, Silver Cliff in Colorado and Cherry Creek in Nevada. Silver Cliff, we were attracted there based on historical work that was done in the 1980s. There was roughly 114 million ounces of silver proven out there, 64 million ounces at the Pasi Flora by a company called Koke. But at the time, silver was $3 an ounce and wasn't able to put it into production. The second is the Cape deposit that was owned and drilled by Teneco, a subsidiary of Tennessee oil and gas. They had proved out 50 million ounces of silver beginning at surface and going down to about 50 meters. They were in the process at the end of the 1980s of building a $35 million mill to put it into production. This is when silver was around $5 an ounce. But Tennessee oil and gas got bought out by a European conglomerate that was only after the oil and gas assets. So the project got put into mothballs. We were very fortunate to put the area together a number of years ago and started drilling in 2016-2017 focusing on the Kate, which we consider to be the low-hanging fruit and drilled some exceptional drill numbers. Again, as I mentioned, starting from surface, 1700 grams over 6 meters, 924 over 14 meters, 391 over 14. So you sort of get the idea of the picture. Right now, I know that you have a 43-101 resource on the Silver Cliff property in Colorado of almost 13 million ounces, which if you look from a valuation standpoint, the market for your market cap is pretty much given about $10 an ounce or something along that line. Sorry, not even $5 an ounce. It gives you your current market cap. So what did you do this summer from a drill standpoint to build on that? And are you going to put a new resource out sometime soon? Yes, we actually went back in in October of last year and ran our Phase 2 drill program, pardon me, Phase 1. We have a three-phase program that we're currently working on. Again, we continue to hit great silver grades. Again, starting very close to surface, we had 100 grams over 21 meters, 702 over 14.9, 105 over 15, etc. In the spring, we went in and again, we're hitting triple digit numbers over long lengths. We had a great hit starting rate at surface over 20 meters of 52 grams and within that 10 meters of 236 grams at time. We went back this fall and actually late summer, early fall and just completed drilling 13 holes on the project. We have five more that we want to drill and when those are completed, we will come out with a revised 43-101 on the Kate, which should be sometime in the first quarter fingers crossed of next year. Yeah, excellent. Talking about quickly just switching over to Cherry Creek, that's a project that you've outsourced to a third party who's optioning into it. What can you tell us about that one that's happened over the summer as well? Well, Cherry Creek was actually the flagship property that Viscount started on when we went public back in 2014. This is an area in northeastern Nevada, had 20 previously producing mines on it, produced from the mid-1800s to about 1920, gold and silver. Nice grades, by the way, that came off of there. Sort of averaged around 7.1 grams a ton of gold and 564 grams a ton of silver. The property laid dormant until the 1940s. The U.S. government went in and mined tungsten for the manufacture of munitions during the Second World War. Again, nothing happened until we put it together. It took a year to do that with the five families that had the district. Centera approached us in August of last year and started doing their due diligence. And in January, we announced that we had entered into an exploration agreement with them, an Ernan, where they can acquire 70% interest on the property by spending $8 million over four years. What sort of milestones do you see from that project over the next couple of months? Well, we've already announced some significant milestones on the property. We had a news release that came out in early September that had a number of significant milestones. They basically doubled the size of the property with their staking. And this was really because they had utilized geochemical sampling and geophysics throughout the property and saw that this was extending off of our claim block. Basically, they mapped this large eel-seen intrusive rock body that floors the district. And these types of rocks in Nevada are closely associated with many of the Carton-type gold deposits in the region. While they did that, they identified multiple gold, silver, and base metal targets, specifically sediment-hosted disseminated gold deposits, replacement silver deposits, high-grade gold and silver vein deposits, and an intrusive related base metal deposit that we will talk about in an upcoming news release. And do you think they'll start drilling that sometime soon? Yes, we're expecting to start drilling this year. They have targets already chosen. They have to date built 12 out of 15 of the pads and are just completing that as we speak. Well, that sounds great. Well, thanks for the update, Jim. I was speaking with Jim McKenzie, the President and CEO of Viscount Mining. Ticker Symbol is VML on the Toronto Venture Exchange.