Kent's Pile o' Rocks...Paden could go into competition with "Your Other Left." Especially since Wendell appears to be too busy to turn out comics.

I would hope that a "correction deed" couldn't take something away from a buyer without their acknowledgment. At a minimum where there is no acknowle...

Can't most programs be set up so the data is in a user space that doesn't require admin, and only the program itself is protected?

As mentioned in another post, I find Polaris much easier, particularly due to the fractional-second time accuracy required for good solars.

You could traverse between known points and see how the distance compares, even if you didn't know true azimuth.If you use a tower for reference, you ...

Also, be aware that the datum for an elevation stamped on a disk is most likely NGVD29 and could differ significantly from NAVD88 elevation. Compare ...

I think it's likely that it is a disk (a.k.a. tablet) set in a rock outcrop or a concrete post. If the Coast & Geodetic Survey, now NGS, didn't u...

>22 minutes of longitudeDo you mean 22 seconds? Sounded like your project did not cover many miles.

The official description isn't nearly so colorful and takes a different route.Geocaching pictures aren't the greatest:

It might be easy, or might not, depending on the terrain. Make an estimate in Star*Net of the accuracy you would end up with in position and azimuth,...

Don't try a solar observation using an instrument with EDM in it unless you have the proper objective filter - you'll fry the sensors. The projection...

OK that helped every one but you.Repeating what I posted below:The fact that the legal description starts at one point does not mean the surveyors nec...

I don't have a slick way, but here's a messy one.First column is the number you have, say cell A5Second column is = TRUNC(A5)Third column is = -TRU...

The pictures posted of the plats aren't quite good enough to read everything. Possibly due to the forum site reducing the resolution from the origina...