Family fun and food at Bakken Rocks CookFest
JD McDaweld, left, and Greg Abell, of Chord Energy, prepare shrimp boil during the Bakken Rocks CookFest at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday. Chord Energy was just created on July 1 by a merger of Oasis Petroleum and Whiting Petroleum.
Kathy Neset, of Neset Consulting Services, who is a geologist, speaks during the educational sessions on the drilling, geology and energy of the future at the Bakken Rocks CookFest held at the TSA building in Trenton Tuesday afternoon. Later a barbecue and entertainment were held at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area.
Tracy Murray, left, of Nabors Drilling Technologies, hands a bag to Meredith Peterson, of ONEOK, with some lighthearted banter at the Bakken Rocks CookFest at Trenton.
Brandon Axtem, middle, takes his turn at the M.U.L.E.Y Kids Pellet Range sponsored by the Mule Deer Foundation during the Bakken Rocks CookFest at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday. Winners received a nylon bag filled with targets, earplugs, sunglasses, bracelet and a tape measure. Brandon won a bag.
Bill Falcon, leader of the band Bill Falcon & the Good Medicine Band, sings a song at the Bakken Rocks CookFest held at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday.
Photos by Roger Riveland
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- JD McDaweld, left, and Greg Abell, of Chord Energy, prepare shrimp boil during the Bakken Rocks CookFest at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday. Chord Energy was just created on July 1 by a merger of Oasis Petroleum and Whiting Petroleum.
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- Kathy Neset, of Neset Consulting Services, who is a geologist, speaks during the educational sessions on the drilling, geology and energy of the future at the Bakken Rocks CookFest held at the TSA building in Trenton Tuesday afternoon. Later a barbecue and entertainment were held at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area.
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- Tracy Murray, left, of Nabors Drilling Technologies, hands a bag to Meredith Peterson, of ONEOK, with some lighthearted banter at the Bakken Rocks CookFest at Trenton.
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- Brandon Axtem, middle, takes his turn at the M.U.L.E.Y Kids Pellet Range sponsored by the Mule Deer Foundation during the Bakken Rocks CookFest at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday. Winners received a nylon bag filled with targets, earplugs, sunglasses, bracelet and a tape measure. Brandon won a bag.
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- Bill Falcon, leader of the band Bill Falcon & the Good Medicine Band, sings a song at the Bakken Rocks CookFest held at the Trenton Lake Recreation Area on Tuesday.
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