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To: charlie mcgeehan who wrote (3962)	8/15/1999 10:56:00 PM
From: Salt'n'Peppa	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 15703

Charlie, seismic profiles of the ELH play clearly show the Temblor to be made up of a series of 5 or 6 stacked sands, separated by shale layers. It was hoped that each sand was isolated from the next by impermeable shales, providing individual reservoir horizons. The total combined footage of hydrocarbon bearing porous sands (reservoir) throughout the Temblor was hoped by the JVs to be about 500 feet of the total 1,900 feet of Temblor rock. It certainly appears that the second sand is now gas-bearing also. If this is true, there is a very strong geological case for every other sand layer that has a sealing shale above it to also contain gas. It may be slightly premature, but here is an early "congratulations" to all of those who have stuck this one out for so long. Cheers, S&P