[The Cajun]

You see some areas in the bayous and marsh in south Louisiana with gas bubbling, no where near pipelines.
Just what we call *surface gas*.
Natural gas pockets 100 feet or less bubbling up.
Every now and then a well spudding in their surface casing will hit one of these surface pockets, causes some excitement of the bad kind, on the rig.

[winoneforthegipper]

Yeah, that’s why at first glance on this article I paid it no mind but...

The ground movement and of course the fact that they ruled out swamp gas and or methane, well, it kinda perked my interest.

I will have to read up more on the salt mines!