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Darrell Andrews, post: 89092, member: 695 wrote: Not to condone excessive painting, but one can understand that when doing a route survey it is conven...
I had a rodman that was with the company for over 40 years. He told me he had had two jobs, World War II and Welker and Associates. RIP Jack Duncan.
When I was the head of the surveying department of an engineering firm I kinda got used to that. Luckily I had some pretty good bosses that understoo...
I ate one several years ago for pretty much the same reason. The client, an old (both in age and length of time that I'd known him) fellow who didn't...
Hey Steve. Do you still keep up with Eric?Andy
In Georgia they may be located in dockets from the Superior Court if they were condemned. No Grantor/Grantee record. I have had to search through se...
Not long after my wife and I got married a friend told us to come pick all the blackberries that we wanted. We went to his farm and picked about 5 ga...
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 t...
Y'all stay safe down there. We've got flash flood watches/warnings here in Georgia too.
paden cash, post: 433553, member: 20 wrote: In my dark-haired days I carried a rod and tippy-toed many a bridge beam for haunch elevations and calcs. ...
Once upon a time, when I was a LOT younger, I had to go out on the steel girders and beams to punch mark the grid lines. Then we could transfer the m...