Production has fallen considerably since this well was completed in March 2008. However, numbers are up slightly from a prior reading.
The main gathering line at Aquilla Station was designed to accomodate several more gathering and lateral lines from the north, south and east.
Readings from Forest Oil's Cornerstone 3H unit continue to dominate the updates on this blog site. Most of the other units in this area are locked and inaccessible.
Normally, production is available at the Gerik 1H unit. Activity at the site today prevented any readings.
A BNSF freight train moves through Rio Vista on the rails adjacent to Hwy 174. 
Rail cars filled with coal are a common site on these tracks.
A recent trip to Hill county reveals that the summer heat in N. Texas continues to be unrelenting.
A fresh coat of paint brightens up the wellhead and tank battery at the 3H.
J-W Operating's Craig-Davis Unit
completed in December 2006 is but one of several units located in this immediate area.
A local property appears to be locked down for the day.
Evidence of mesquite grubbing off FM 310 in south central Hill county.
A closer look beyond the mobile homes in the foreground reveals piles of downed mesquites.
Piles of bark mulch have been dumped on a property just south of FM 310
Forest Oil's Cornerstone 3H unit south of Whitney.
Frac Tank on Farm Rd. 933 sits idle due to lull in drilling activity. Rains have kept the areas frac and stock tanks at levels near capacity.
