https://surveyorconnect.com/attachments/rims-jpg.4077/?temp_hash=e9a6c39480222c13537bdcb7327b59bd Funny how a trip to the field makes things really clear. It's not like I hadn't been in the area quite a bit, but going out with a deed and reading it while standing on the ground can help identify calls, like the deed with the calls to the top of the rim rocks. Looking at google helped but it doesn't look anything like google, those photos seem to miss the nature of the real world at times they sure don't show the impact of the actual rims in person:
Standing near the bridge which was also called in the 1921 legal. The streaks in the photo are the snow flakes falling, almost May it can please stop now!!!
Looks like your everyday pin-cushion. 😀
MightyMoe, post: 369811, member: 700 wrote: https://surveyorconnect.com/attachments/rims-jpg.4077/?temp_hash=e9a6c39480222c13537bdcb7327b59bd Funny how a trip to the field makes things really clear. It's not like I hadn't been in the area quite a bit, but going out with a deed and reading it while standing on the ground can help identify calls, like the deed with the calls to the top of the rim rocks. Looking at google helped but it doesn't look anything like google, those photos seem to miss the nature of the real world at times they sure don't show the impact of the actual rims in person:
Standing near the bridge which was also called in the 1921 legal. The streaks in the photo are the snow flakes falling, almost May it can please stop now!!!
Where in relation to the rock cliffs did the deed positions fall? I'm curious if you will need to locate the physical features and determine where the top of the "rim" actually falls. This would be an instance where neighbors having common sense would be helpful.
MightyMoe, post: 369811, member: 700 wrote: https://surveyorconnect.com/attachments/rims-jpg.4077/?temp_hash=e9a6c39480222c13537bdcb7327b59bd Funny how a trip to the field makes things really clear. It's not like I hadn't been in the area quite a bit, but going out with a deed and reading it while standing on the ground can help identify calls, like the deed with the calls to the top of the rim rocks. Looking at google helped but it doesn't look anything like google, those photos seem to miss the nature of the real world at times they sure don't show the impact of the actual rims in person:
Standing near the bridge which was also called in the 1921 legal. The streaks in the photo are the snow flakes falling, almost May it can please stop now!!!
[sarcasm]Seriously, do you think you should be doing that?????Trying to determine intent isn't in the purview of the surveyor...[/sarcasm] :whistle:
imaudigger, post: 369880, member: 7286 wrote: Where in relation to the rock cliffs did the deed positions fall? I'm curious if you will need to locate the physical features and determine where the top of the "rim" actually falls. This would be an instance where neighbors having common sense would be helpful.
the call is to the top, so I guess I'm going to the top tomorrow:whistle:
Rankin_File, post: 369884, member: 101 wrote: [sarcasm]Seriously, do you think you should be doing that?????Trying to determine intent isn't in the purview of the surveyor...[/sarcasm] :whistle:
Very funny RankinB-)
MightyMoe, post: 369886, member: 700 wrote: the call is to the top, so I guess I'm going to the top tomorrow:whistle:
That's what fresh young help is for....
Think you will find any monuments?
I'd keep my eyes out for old robber's loot or an old boot legger shack or something. Looks like a great place for an old western cowboy/indian fight.
imaudigger, post: 369895, member: 7286 wrote: Think you will find any monuments?
I'd keep my eyes out for old robber's loot or an old boot legger shack or something. Looks like a great place for an old western cowboy/indian fight.
there is a 1/4 on the wall I need:
Be there tomorrow, about 300' from the rod............maybe 300' up too
Looks like fun - Really
Also looks like a great place for a den of snakes.
Bet you are wishing you had reflector less capabilities right about now!
imaudigger, post: 369902, member: 7286 wrote: Looks like fun - Really
Also looks like a great place for a den of snakes.
Lots of snakes, snake country for sure
Many similar looking hollows and boxed in areas around here were filled with stills or livestock traps.
One way in and no quick way out........
MightyMoe, post: 369899, member: 700 wrote: there is a 1/4 on the wall I need:
Be there tomorrow, about 300' from the rod............maybe 300' up too
Any other accessories? What do you think is you search radius?
Rankin_File, post: 369908, member: 101 wrote: Any other accessories? What do you think is you search radius?
I have the section corner to the east, figure about 50', two bearing trees, but it's so steep, 114 years is a long time, still only one way to know, go up and look, the section corner to the west is really up there+o(
summerprophet, post: 369903, member: 8874 wrote: Bet you are wishing you had reflector less capabilities right about now!
we have that, but have to find it first, it's the only one I'm lacking
MightyMoe, post: 369909, member: 700 wrote: I have the section corner to the east, figure about 50', two bearing trees, but it's so steep, 114 years is a long time, still only one way to know, go up and look, the section corner to the west is really up there+o(
Take some pictures of the Corner (@ BTs) for us (don't be a Cow). 😉
Loyal, post: 369916, member: 228 wrote: Take some pictures of the Corner (@ BTs) for us (don't be a Cow). 😉
Went to grab the phone to take some pictures of some pipes I found around an in holding tuesday. Left it in the truck:-$
Hey! I resemble that remark!
