I'm sure you are making at least one MHS alum from 1961 quite proud. See they had their all-school class reunion recently.

Just curious.?ÿ How much elevation change over the route? ?ÿ

This may be referring to a replat of the subdivision that was completed at some time in the past and Lot 38 of that replat, not the original subdivisi...

"Set" on an invoice suggests the surveyor did, in fact, set monuments of some sort at the property corners.?ÿ They could have been removed later that ...

Depends tremendously on that particular subdivision. If someone agreed to do it for that, let them.?ÿ They probably know how to make money on the job...

A number of years back we had a participant here by the name of Paul Cook from California.?ÿ He told us of how his house and lot kept sliding downhill...

A wooden stake would not last more than 10 years in my neighborhood, right in the center of the US.?ÿ I rolled over some landscaping timbers yesterday...

My answer is almost always "No, thank you." for straight topo work.?ÿ We do a few elevation certificates and LOMAs and such. I find the work tedious....

Sorry for your loss. But, I just couldn't let this go without comment................ "One guy was clearly better and visibly blacker and sharper th...

You are correct.?ÿ As usual.?ÿ Thanks.?ÿ I needed that.

And that odd-sounding one.

@dave-karoly?ÿ Except in Missouri, where it is Nuh Vay Duh.?ÿ Home of Bushwhacker Days.?ÿ If you need your bush whacked, go to Nevada, MO.

Units are decidedly weird things.?ÿ Take the ton for example.?ÿ Long ton, short ton, water ton, freight ton, ad infinitum.?ÿ A freight ton is 40 cubic...

That particular phrase grates my teeth.?ÿ It is in line. Nearly as bad?ÿ as Awwwunt Elizabeth instead of Ant Betty.

A clear, but very sunny day, can cause problems even when the ambient temperature is still comfortable.?ÿ Suddenly, you can't seem to get a shot out i...

I have attended auctions where they open up a door like that, grab something, sell it, grab something else, sell it,................. Keeps the crowd...