Aetheon pipeline

Aetheon is currently doing some new pipelines in the area NW of City of San Augustine.  Anyone know more?

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Permalink Reply by Skip Peel - Mineral Consultant on March 9, 2020 at 9:57

George,  you'll be lucky if more than a handful of San Augustine County members see your discussion.  Now if you post it on the San Augustine County Group Page, all the member, all 378 of them, will get an email alert to your new discussion and know to log in to view it.  If you are not a member, join and post your discussion there.  They have no way of knowing that you posted this on the Main Page unless they just happen to log on before it disappears down the page.

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