A look at Friday's volume shows current production has dropped from the prior week. However, there was no production today as noted by the "final sales" reading below. No clue as to why the well was offline.
A Trinidad drilling rig spuds an urban gas well in the City of Ft. Worth. Two horizontals will crack the Barnett formation directly below Laurel Land cemetery on Crowley Road.
Years ago children waited at this country school bus stop on HCR 2127, or so I was told. 
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The lake has dropped considerably from the levels seen a year ago.
Most of Tarrant county's public transportation runs on natural gas, while touting Chesapeake Energy and the Barnett Shale.
The first readings of production from Forest Oil's first frac'd Duke Unit, just east of Peoria. Could this be Hill county's sweet spot?
According to the TX/RRC this is the largest IP volume recorded in the Hill county Barnett so far. (Thanks to my friend William Morrison, aka 'Oilguy' for verifying those stats)
These meters record production volume from the Duke lease. One meter is for the lease, the other for 'final sales' shown in photos below.
These meters show a large volume in a relatively short time period.
The entrance to Range Resources newly constructed padsite. It will be home to the Aquilla 1H and 2H units. The site is on Farm Rd. 1947, just south of Peoria.
A third flowmeter at the 2H unit sits by the compressor. Apparently gas is being used for operations at this unit.
See next 2 photos labeled 'fuel'.
Mark this date on your calendar. I hear there is a lot of fun and entertainment in store for this event.
New signage on Hwy 174, about 2 miles south of Cleburne, shows the area location of several oil and gas service companies with Barnett Shale operations in Johnson, Hill and surrounding counties. 
A bird? A plane? No, it's...I'm not sure. Saw this huge 'object' navigating the streets of Whitney. 
Forest has completed
the Gus Jones 1H and 2H, and the Pinner 1H. All three units are online.
These are readings from the Pinner Unit.
