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RE: Old Wild Heerburg Tripods

The #1 bat used in MLB these days is Marucci. Company started in a garage by a LSU athletic trainer in his garage.Still headquartered in Baton Rouge b...

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RE: Old Wild Heerburg Tripods

I thought this would be an easy answerConsensus being ash or beech. I did a quick Google search and at Wild-Heerburg.com only found this...They don't ...

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RE: Thence to a Post of Railroad Iron

Forgot to add that a RR iron like that is very difficult to destroy or remove by grading etcUsually only a backhoe will destroy the monument.

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RE: Thence to a Post of Railroad Iron

I do think that your success was based on a few factorsFirstly, not much road development over time and secondly, it appears to an official county lin...

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RE: Old Wild Heerburg Tripods

Richard, post: 429840, member: 833 wrote: Maybe different timbers used over yonder but Ash and Beech have different grains and the ones I have are Bee...

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RE: Old Wild Heerburg Tripods

I had a Nedo. I think it was German made. Heavy like the Wild. Nobody wanted to use it especially when we got the Dutch Hill.Ash was good for Louisvil...

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RE: Old Wild Heerburg Tripods

I was looking at one today. The yellow paint had worn off in a few spots and the wood looked reddish like Red Oak or Cherry even.Being as heavy as the...

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RE: End of My Geomatics Career

James Fleming, post: 429440, member: 136 wrote: Yeah i figured it was Irish in some way back then

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RE: End of My Geomatics Career

James Fleming, post: 429437, member: 136 wrote: There are bloggers and then there are bloggers...in this case the blogger is a professor of English an...

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RE: End of My Geomatics Career

James Fleming, post: 429387, member: 136 wrote: I'm always wary of bloggers. It seems that they strive go an extra step to appear erudite on a topics ...

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