Had the enjoyment of setting up on top of some rocks Friday.
A view of where I need to go to:
The path out there was only 2-3' wide:
Wow, I don't know if I could have had a point there. The heights probably would have played havoc with my nerves.
Way cool spot...I actually download one of these so as to extract location EXIF data so I could pin point it in Google Earth but alas there was no Exif data. Oregon west?
Gorgeous! Looks a bit chilly, though.
Here is the Lat & Long:
44°29'18"N
122°20'08"W
There is a 1/4 corner about 100' ENE of where I was set up. Was quite a bear to get to. We remonumented it about 10 years ago.
Rick
It was in the upper 40's and a little windy. We made it off the hill just before the rain hit on Friday and it hasn't stopped raining since.
Rick
> Gorgeous! Looks a bit chilly, though.
Some pretty severe weather hit Oregon this weekend.
Now that's some pretty country. And it's about 15 miles north of my latitude line.
AWESOME SETUP.
That's one time I wouldn't mind being the I-man.
:totalstation:
Beautiful.
Awesome photos! Thanks for sharing.
Website
Make sure those make their way to your website or FBook page or both. Very cool pics!!
The only heights in your neck of the woods are on buildings or dozer piles.
:good: :good:
Those are some awesome photographs.
Would you consider letting me feature one of your photo's on the cover of my next eBook? I am working on one titled "What was that formula?" which is a digital book of the most used surveying formulas.
I really would like to feature the second photo.
You can contact me directly at [email protected] with your thoughts.
I have featured several survey photographs on my math-series eBooks that you can view at www.cc4w.net/ebooks.html.
I always looking for awesome survey photographs for covers on future eBooks.
Jim
Beautiful location, not sure I would stand there though.
Was the cameraman along to report where the instermentman fell? LOL
Great pictures and a very nice scenery!
Thanks for sharing,
Christof.
Great pics.
Must be awake all the time in that country !
Cheers,
Derek
Great survey pic. How did you get to that point of using a TS? Did you get your baseline by GPS and now you are using the TS to turn in a ungpsable monument?
I like the story behind the story....
Great photos. I like the rock wave curling in front of the fog firs. If the 1/4 corner is 100' ENE, then it's what, about 80 feet down the hill? From GE it looks like you can see the 3 sisters to the west on a clear day.