Glasgow, MT

Williston has become a boomtown since fracking

was introduced to recover oil.  Our way into town

last night was, indeed, a lesson that Anerican

ingenuity is alive and well in this part of the

country.  Roads are being built, homes are being 

constructed, and the list goes on and on,  If you

are looking for a job in any area, you will find

it here in Williston, ND!  I have never seen so

many help wanted sign up. Good pay with

good benefits are all over the place.

Workers have come here from all over the world.

Where are they living?  You can see sights like

this all over Williston and beyond of RV's, trailers

and other types of cramped quarters.  If you can

endure this type of living condition, the long working

hours and the 60 degree below zero temperatures,

there is a job in ND for you.

Slightly better accommodations can be found in

these micro houses.  I must tell you that the traffic

around town is bumper to bumper at times and

it seems work in all areas is going on 24/7.

You can see drilling equipment on this flat bed

18 wheeler.  We have seen thousands of trucks 

of all kinds on the highway.

 

Pumpers and storage tanks across a field

of wheat.

 

I never thought I would see Montana again!

Thanks be to God!!!

 

Unprocessed wheat is being stored outside to dry.

 

When wheat is dry enough, it is stored in these

huge silos.  This facility can receive 100-150

trucks of wheat per day.

 

 This is the spillway of the Fort Peck Dam in

Fort Peck, MT.

Because of the amount of rain for the last two years,

this reservoir is filled to capacity.