As with many other things related to land surveyingInteresting, I was just working a difficult survey in a large 1954 subdivision last week. I believe...

As with many other things related to land surveyingHave you been able to match the deformations with a particular mill? And watch out for that contami...

Texas land surveyors.Maybe we were out of town and didn't see this thread til late on a Monday. And actually I think it came up in a new thread by Kri...

Hardly any reason to come into the office at all. There is nothing going on out here. Our low taxation rates and regressive social policies have drive...

They call me The Colonel.I've worked a rough area a few times. Never felt uncomfortable, but then again I stay situationally aware.I have shared my st...

Not even going to bother with that.work is done. Processing the results.

Back to the WindowsI have a special sledge hammer "key". 🙂

Or....as was suggested....LOL... Now that's funny, i don't care who you are. We're just not moving fast enough. :clap:

AngeloLoads of windows. Sealed windows. There is one right at the end of the hall near one of my existing control points which is near the elevator th...

AndyThat would be a long traverse with numerous short legs and up a very narrow staircase with a couple landings. I will have to think about it tomorr...

Traverse PlanHere is the planned route for the traverse. BM symbols indicate the anticipated location of the control points based on a walkabout with ...

If you look at the thread view, he replied to the original post. It just stacks up underneath my reply to you.

For MoeIt's a two story situation here. I don't know where you would put the elevator while the doors are open to be able to get the plumb bob past it...

With half a can of dayglo orange, right?

I didn't check the hardness of the material but it sure looks like a cut stone tile. I've been talking to the super and it looks like we are going to ...