Oil wells in Texas
This Google Earth stuff is liable to get me in trouble, I'm having too much fun being a space tourist.
Oil wells in Texas:
What would an oil tycoon name the company town??
I wish somebody would ask JR and Sue Ellen what's up with that...
[}:)]
Oil wells in Texas:
What would an oil tycoon name the company town??
I wish somebody would ask JR and Sue Ellen what's up with that...
[}:)]
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...HEY! Did I give you permssion tp photograph my ramch???...[:D]
...I "know" a few people that get oil royalties of over $20,000, a month...a lot that get around 5-$10,000 a month.. The oil companies take care of everything...you just get your check...good work when you can find it...[^][:p]0 -
It's pronounced IRA-ANN. Named after two of the original land owner's daughters.
I'm not sure how to post a link directly to Google Earth pics, but take a look off the east end of the runway at Offutt AFB, Nebraska. Kinda cool.0 -
those well are owned by Marathon
i have done a lot of work on that lease and in the Yates plant
and as for the name txs beat me to it0 -
Thanks Txs! [:)] 0 -
"The Oil is All in Texas, but the Dipsticks are in DC!"[:D][:D][:D] 0 -
The crop circle artists in England would flip out if they saw Kansas!
Any Kansas guys know what those crops are?0 -
That's funny you posted Iraan, my grandfather worked there for many years and I still have quite a bit of family in that little town. With the oil boom right now it is back to full running capacity again. I've been all through those little roads...my grandma like to hunt arrowheads....and thats a real good place to do it. Also a darn fine place for hunting too. BIG whitetail and mulies down there. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by Dennis Smith
The crop circle artists in England would flip out if they saw Kansas!
Any Kansas guys know what those crops are?
hehe, I was very puzzled when I saw these until I drove by one of these just a few days ago [:D]
Not in KS though.0
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