Here's My camp, with 'Flags Flying', U.S., Alaska, BP.
In answer to Pixies Question: Yes, I generally get the same room. It's a double occupancy room that has built in cabinets and beds, it's own phone and Sattellite cabe TV. The Camp is rigged for WIFI, so lots of the workers have wireless laptops. My computer in my office is Hi Speed fiber-Optic.
I wish I could post pictures of the Process areas, but taking pictures there is a big hassel. Amazingly the areas of the plant where we process the oil are as clean as a hospital! All Painted up and well lit even the air is good. But there are these multi-million dollar fire protection/Detection/Supperssion systems that don't respond well to flash cameras. This can shut down a facility and dump millions of dollars worth of firefighting foam. The Detection systems incorperate Heat Detectors, Smoke Detectors, 5 kinds of Gas Detectors, and Infra Red and Ultra Violet camera type detectors. It's the "UV's" (Ultro-Violet) that don't like cameras. Understandably the Operators are 'Nervious' about picture taking. Some operators will let you take pictures, but they have to first Defeat or Bypass the UV Detectors. Considering that we process some 30,000 barrells of oil and some additional millions of cubic feet of Gas a day, we don't like running with the fire system bypassed. I was a Fire & Gas Tech for some years here on the "Slope".