Lakeview Gusher Site

the most spectacular oil gusher in US history. Lakeview Well

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[jastanger]

Man, I'd like to produce that well at today's oil prices! A cool billion every couple years!

[amyalewine]

We need to get off of oil now. We have the technology but the elites want to control us. Peace

[amyalewine]

@tapolna It is dead.

[Juliansworld]

I've been there and also to the outdoor museum in Taft which shows oil drilling equipment

[ASLforever100]

Where? What name of street and cross street? I want to see it. Thank

[tapolna]

Not much sage brush growing at the center of site. It looks kind of dead.

[duke6991]

There is about 9 millions barrel in the sand, they may exploit it nowadays or in the future, it would be not too hard to seperate sand to crude oil. In 100 years petroleum has not decomposed.

[sbialkow]

Even though it is in the mddle of a desert, the asphalt surface is a mixture of petroleum and dirt. This surface remains after 100 years and indicates that the microbes are not decomposing the petroleum at a rate that one may expect. It should be interesting to determine the chemical composition of remaining material.

[TheLittleJohnny]

That soil was barren prior to any oil exploration due to high alkaline concentration. Its in the middle of a desert ...

[jigglypiggly]

@EdisunSolar It would help your argument if you spoke comprehensible English. I've seen baby baboons write more understandably in sand-skrit.