Georgia may not be in the Rockies but we do have some beautiful State Parks. This one is in Northwest Georgia right at the tail end of the Appalachians. There is about 1,000 feet difference in elevation from the top of the "mountain" to the creek below.
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Great photos to use in one of those story boards made up to illustrate something like:
How the client describes the tract to be surveyed: Flat and treeless
How you assume it really is while calculating an estimate: Gently rolling hills with some trees in inconvenient places
How it really is: (insert photo here)
Holy Cow, post: 432287, member: 50 wrote: Great photos to use in one of those story boards made up to illustrate something like:
How the client describes the tract to be surveyed: Flat and treeless
How you assume it really is while calculating an estimate: Gently rolling hills with some trees in inconvenient places
How it really is: (insert photo here)
Either that or the Instrument Man says, "Left, Left, Left just a few more feet."
