Corners we find in the woods

This is from a recent survey. I recovered a 1/4 corner.
Here we are, looking north. I found 2 banded trees. I would guess it is a Dierks Class A corner. The corner card is missing, from Weyco.

Here is that large pine tree. It has a big blaze, facing the corner. I'd bet that if I cut into that pine, I'd find scribing.

Here is a close up, of a nail, that used to hold a location poster.

Here is the remains of the pine knot, that I recovered. The top is cut. I cut on it, with my knife, to be sure it was pine. (A pine knot, is a piece of pine, with sap in it, that will very slowly rot. It is where the sap collects) That is one of the big field books. Mostly, I carry one, out of habit, and fold my worksheet up, and place it in the book.
I've done a number of jobs, without a book.

I set a rebar, and got witness trees.
Now, I want to show you what I get from the Javad LS:
Now, this is on a local coord system. But, I have the SPC coords on it too.
Point is 417_AVG. This is the average of several RTK GPS shots.
Then, the Northing, Easting, and Elev.
Then, the note says:

417_Avg,57452.4112891833,48459.5747268086,655.6584579468,Fd pine hewn knot set 1/2" reb in rock pile in nsf 38å¡ 11.32' 19" Banded pine big blaze loc poster remains 260å¡ 7.77' 9" Bg 333å¡ 16.78' 4" B gum

Found Hewn Pine Knot-Set 1/2" rebar in rock pile, in North South Fence Witness: 38å¡ 11.32' 19" Banded pine, with big blaze, and remains of Location Poster- 260å¡ 7.77' 9" Black Gum- 333å¡ 16.78' 4" Black Gum.

What I do to get these long notes into ACAD, (Carlson Flavor) is I open these out put ASCii Files, with a word processor. Then, Highlight the NOTE portion, copy, and PASTE it directly into ACAD.
Then, I edit it a little, directly in Carlson ACAD.
I have not yet needed the 250 characters of note, allowed for POINT DESCRIPTIONS.
A Cadastral Surveyor, always wants enough NOTE space. And, you can go and edit them, in the field. And, add stuff.
Folks have asked me, so this is my answer.

I hope all of you have a good weekend. And, if you see a Veteran, Salute him.

Nate