mattsib79, post: 391225, member: 1138 wrote: I thought that I blacked out enough that no one could tell who the caps belonged to.
I'd recognize with no numbers or a name...Hahahahahahahaha
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mattsib79, post: 390884, member: 1138 wrote:
I hate finding a pin cushion. I really hate it when it is the same cap on both pins.
The pink flagging lets us know that the correct Rod.
mattsib79, post: 390884, member: 1138 wrote:
I'm sure there's a perfectly good explanation. Probably an environmental easement between the two to protect the migratory route of the eastern Ring Tailed Kit snake. Closely related to the western variety that lives mostly in Texas.
Like the kid who's dad told him to add oil to his car; there's a 5 gallon jug in the garage....
Someone told a button pushing, green, party chief to go out and set this corner...
You can't blame the button pusher; someone didn't do any research or he would've known that he'd set this corner at least once before...
If gentle education doesn't get him to clean up his practice, you owe it to the Profession to send the next pic to your BOR.
Prodigal Son, post: 391195, member: 12074 wrote: There is alot to be said for call on a plat that reads "fnd 3/8 IP .03 south and .02 west of sw corner" i never could under stand the petty arrogance of some to set a new corner so close......
There is also a lot to be said for accepting the "3/8 IP". It may not fit your measurement or calculations but Dang, an apparent attempt at a corner monument within 0.04, Unless I had a REALLY good reason otherwise that IP IS the corner.
Andy
Numbers, alone, are just a guide to get you to the monument.
