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- Reagan Unit
- Reagan Unit Rigging
- Boyd Unit
- Johnson Central Unit
- Jayne, That's my place there in the background!
- Altaras Unit
- This pipeline is crossing the Reagan Unit
- Reagan Unit 1H
- VAN ES Unit 1H
- MHB Unit 1H
- Pipes, fittings, joints, steel, iron, copper, tu...
- Cloudy day in the county seat.
- Lovely downtown Woodbury.
- Trace Seismic has built a pad for their equipment ...
- Pipeline heading west across SH171
- "Tanks for the gas" Ross Lease
- The pipeline
- They are digging a pipeline from the compression s...
- Thompson Lease up close.
- Chiefs Compressions Stations by the Thompson Unit.
- They were drilling today in the rain at the Hooks ...
- I am about to go get wet, and I am glad too. This...
- Jayne,Thank you, that will help with gasoline.Willie
- Hooks Unit
- Johnson Central Unit
- Well DoneRoss Ranch
- Winterman Unit
- Mastin Central Unit
- Boyd Unit #1H
- I'm ready for rain and a little bit of Spring time.
- Hill County Native Son, Bob Bullock
- You can see the little hooters eyes reflecting the...
- Tom, Tom, Tom, Tom
- Scatter
- Which way do we go?
- Rolling over the Nolan
- Hill County Texas where the best begins!!!
- Col. James J. Gathings at home in Covington, Te...
- The old post office
- Sunday morning, Hillsboro Texas
- It's dry in Hill County, this tank is about out ...
- I saw this barn on the survey today.
- They are still trying to get the bugs out of the n...
- They keep going and going!!!!!!!!!
- Another fine Hill County House
- Hooks' derrick almost ready to drill.
- I feel the earth move under my feet!
- These trucks were working about a mile east of Int...
- I was told by a Felderhoff employee that of their ...
- New reservior on southside of SH174 one mile east ...
- Finally action on the Hooks Lease, FM2719 two mile...
- This old house has seen a lot pass by in Itasca.
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