you MS boys are allowed to laugh!!
Had a great day in the field yesterday. Overcast, 75 degrees and the owner had just bushogged the 10' tall bamboo lining the river banks. It was a good day.
I know, I know ....
picky, picky, picky. But never hold onto a tripod leg once the instrument is set up. Maybe you were done and getting ready to pack it up, but the pic just looks wrong.
Sorry about this - can't help curmudgeonly self.
I know, I know ....
I had just set up and in fact I am about to stake out column lines for an industrial building RADIALLY. How is that for sand in your sack. 😀
Us guys that do much of our work in Metro Area envy the guys that work in your part of the State. I would bet that you did not deal with a panhandler or a hooker all day either.
> Us guys that do much of our work in Metro Area envy the guys that work in your part of the State. I would bet that you did not deal with a panhandler or a hooker all day either.
On the plus side, when you work in the city your lunch is delivered to the jobsite
The Tripod Is My Friend
That is what the picture says to me.
Paul in PA
Ye Olde Roache Coache
Worked one place for a few years with such a truck arriving daily. Some choices were delectable, others were a mystery.
I get a mix of both here in Oconee County. We work in areas from the wilds of Elbert County to the medium sized city of Athens all the way to the outskirts of Atlanta. I much prefer the rural areas even with the threat of bigfoot out there! 😛
:good:
I'd rather work along that river than along the Mississippi.
I know, I know ....
> picky, picky, picky. But never hold onto a tripod leg once the instrument is set up. Maybe you were done and getting ready to pack it up, but the pic just looks wrong.
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> Sorry about this - can't help curmudgeonly self.
Oh..I thought the comment was going to be " Stop, playing pocket pool and get to work" 🙂
That's either
below the dam or up around Dawson County. The Etowah in Cherokee County is about the most meandering river I have ever seen.
Andy
Only in the upscale areas.
I know, I know ....
Come on - really? The guy is a surveyor...Probably knows better.
JEEZE 😀
> Only in the upscale areas.
God bless gentrification.
All right James - but where do I pee?
Mr. Tompkins doesn't even need to turn around!
Beautiful sight! Here in my State the rivers don't have water in them for more than a few hours several times a year...
Due to permitting and ordinance, food trucks in the metro area are usually found in food truck parks and not everywhere throughout the city. I look forward to this changing. We currently have the Beltline Project that has a goal of making the City more connected. I must admit that I was very skeptical about it when it started; however, I am definitely seeing positive changes in some of our older neighbourhoods. I will always prefer the rural areas, but is good to see improvements in the City.
That's either
Andy,
We are down river from the dam. We are directly across the river from Plant Bowen, but upstream from the intake and discharge. Really a nice area to be. A couple of really old family grave sites from the first families that settled the area and very rich with Cherokee (Coosa Nation) history.
Beautiful area Clark - What DC do you use with that GeoMax?
