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To: Sam who wrote (4272)	8/24/1999 3:17:00 PM
From: grayhairs	Respond to of 15703

Hi Sam, <<If the reservoirs are comunicating through porous cracks in the rock layers ,then what would the problems be to just drain the whole field from the upper levels ,or would there be a water problem>> For one thing, they only know that those "cracks" exist as deep as they have logged. The cracks may not even traverse and be open across thicker shales which underlie the 2nd sand. If they do penetrate to the base of the Temblor then they will serve as a good conduit for gas flow from all sands. There could be a water problem if they pull their wells too hard, but I think that is unlikely given some early evidence that the water likely comes from about 2,000 feet below the top of the Temblor formation. More well penetrations are required to define where the water is for sure. <<the hot tub next door has a wow in it...>> LOL !!! Later, grayhairs