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> Thanks for the help. I'll contact the surveyor Monday. Honestly as long as I know whats right I can make notes, but I corrected the guy surveying...
Going strictly by what I see on the drawing, it appears that the "1.67 acres" is a typo. By adding the square footages and dividing by 43,560 you wil...
Not property corners, but I once staked some curb in a rough part of town in Memphis. The curb landed on some existing asphalt so we staked the offse...
I recently saw a description like this which said something to the effect of "along the meanderings of the east bank of Howell Creek, having a chord b...
Perhaps we should suggest that the GIS people starts drawing their maps in crayon. It might give a more accurate impression of their maps' value.
Chris?! Look out, now!
Is that what fence line surveyors refer to as a pin cushion?
I've never seen a one-legged man on top of a stockpile.
Do Y'All Still Post Nifty North Arrows Here?Bearings referenced to centerline of chainman's face at initial backsight.
> ETHANOL is the bane of two cycle engines.I agree completely. I hate ethanol gas. Like you, I'm lucky enough to have a station about a quarter ...
Pretty sure it was a scam.
That's unreal. It would never cross my mind that a permit might be necessary to use a monument inside a right of way. It's public property, for cryi...
I noticed that you are getting the green haze in the woods like we are out here, lots of buds and leaves popping, woods GPS will be dead soon.I was wo...
Looking at this site a little more, there's quite a bit of discussion involving survey matters. Looks pretty interesting.
cottonmouths> Give me a rattlesnake any day...they at least usually have the decency to warn you if you get too close.The copperheads are bad about...