Earlier this summer, Texas monthly reporter Russell Gold took a trip to Dickens County.

It's a remote and rural area of Texas.

This is High Plains, Texas.

There's not a lot out there and you're just driving mile after mile after mile of sort

of rolling land.

And then Google Maps tells you to turn off onto this dirt road, which doesn't make a lot

of sense.

And then all of a sudden, sort of behind this large electrical substation is this enormous

warehouse in the middle of nowhere.

It's about three football fields long.

It's a white warehouse type metal frame facility.

And what's sort of fascinating about it is that lining both sides are these giant air cooling

machines.

As Russell drove down the dirt road towards the warehouse, he felt mud dwelling up around

his tires.

Then he noticed an 18 wheel truck stuck in the mud ahead.

He called the warehouse manager who came to pick him up in a golf cart and the two

sped off down this dirt road.

I can see him get nervous because it's pretty clear that the battery on this golf

cart starting to die.

And he's switching between sort of the jack rabbit mode and the snail mode trying to get

a little more juice.

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