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Now there’s a lovely sky to get lost in!
If you hadn’t said that was a horizontal well, I never would have guessed!
I hope they drill away despite the anti-oil occupant of the White House and his equally anti-oil Secretary of Energy…
This is one super image share Yogi. I love going down a country road and then, spotting something like that on the horizon…watching it all come into full view.
A Hollywood take on drilling…
;-D
Definitely big sky country, Yogi. I think it would be hard for a California gal like me to live where there are no mountains on the horizon.
Ah, the big sky of Oklahoma, just like the big sky of Texas! Always drilling for more oil! Lots of memories from my childhood, that’s for sure!! Great capture and a great reminder of why I love living in the northwest now!!! Have a great day and an even better weekend!
Sylvia
You sure have Big skies in OK. Like you can see forever.
Big open spaces…it looks lovely.
Sure is big!! Boom & Gary of the Vermilon River, Canada.
So wonderful to see…
Beautiful sky, thanks for sharing. Happy Skywatching!
I could stand there and stare out at infinity for a long time .. all that openness .. its overwhelming to a city gal like me ..
I like this composition.
Big, indeed!
Nice photo.
Regards and best wishes