A little more left,

That girl needs to put her hair up in a bun and keep it under her hat for extra protection.

Yea and she needs to shave too! 🙂

Bob Seger, Turn the Page:

... Most times you can't hear 'em talk, other times you can
All the same old clich??s: "Is that a woman or a man?" ...

Holy Cow, post: 433537, member: 50 wrote: That girl needs to put her hair up in a bun and keep it under her hat for extra protection.

Are you going to go over to the edge of that cliff so you can tell him what a "girl" he is? 😉

Yup. With a pair of shears.

One trip thru cockle burrs an stickonmees will solve the hair length choice.

A Harris, post: 433559, member: 81 wrote: One trip thru cockle burrs an stickonmees will solve the hair length choice.

[SARCASM]I quit chopping line with my face in my first year of surveying[/SARCASM]

A Harris, post: 433559, member: 81 wrote: One trip thru cockle burrs an stickonmees will solve the hair length choice.

If "stickonmes" are the same thing as our "beggarlice" you are absolutely correct.
Andy

My first job was at a sawmill. I tied my ponytail to my belt to avoid being scalped in any machines. It didnt strike me until years later that not one of those fellers ever gave me crap about my hair. After 6 years army i couldnt grow it out if i wanted to. Its an inch long now and Im about to go out on the porch and trim it up..

It was the dozer operator who walked up with hair to his waist, shirtless, with a nipple ring that about did me in. I didn't want him to see how hard I was laughing at his sorry butt. He could have become a little bit of anything with his IQ but he let easy temptation take away those opportunities. He was fortunate to be employed at all.

I don't know for sure, in fact I don't know at all, but I suspect if there's a ring in the nipple, there'll be a lot of rings in other places you can't see.

Richard Imrie, post: 433608, member: 11256 wrote: I don't know for sure, in fact I don't know at all, but I suspect if there's a ring in the nipple, there'll be a lot of rings in other places you can't see.

Thanks a lot for sticking that thought in my head, buddy

At least the PC tied him up good and was considerate enough to clear all the natural vegetation and provide a non-slip walking area with hay. Is the retrieval rope around the left foot tied to a truck, tree, or the tripod with the gun?

Iƒ??d like to know whatƒ??s trying to be located. Couldnƒ??t you do that with a drone?

Trimble needs a new advertising agency. 😎

All I can think is "Let's go, LEVEL UP!!"

A good rodman is hard to find.
Are some folks still bothered by hair length?
Is it 2017 or 1967?

FL/GA PLS., post: 433655, member: 379 wrote: At least the PC tied him up good and was considerate enough to clear all the natural vegetation and provide a non-slip walking area with hay. Is the retrieval rope around the left foot tied to a truck, tree, or the tripod with the gun?

Iƒ??d like to know whatƒ??s trying to be located. Couldnƒ??t you do that with a drone?

Trimble needs a new advertising agency. 😎

"Iƒ??d like to know whatƒ??s trying to be located."

I'd like to know WHY?

Jim in AZ, post: 433686, member: 249 wrote: "Iƒ??d like to know whatƒ??s trying to be located."
I'd like to know WHY?

Ya, seems like it would be fairly easy to locate a point located further away from the edge and measure over with a pocket tape.
If elevations were critical reflectorless would be the tool to use.

Anybody care to guess which direction his head would have slammed if the edge gave way. I'm thinking he'd he be violently flipped upside down.

Follow the link to the company's website (you have to translate from Italian). They're not surveyors, its an archaeology firm in the Italian Alps that specializes (among other neat things) in high-alpine archaeology. If I learned anything about archaeology from the Indiana Jones movies it's that there is no time to worry about proper procedure when you're racing around trying to save the world from Nazis

http://www.arc-team.com/team.php