Any County Surveyor's office worth a lick of salt, should have a hard copy of the USGS level loop runs (for their county) sitting in a book shelf gath...

I have read accounts of multiple markers being placed at a single grave. One was a head stone with the typical information, then another at the feet, ...

Thanks, I got a few pages in and decided that this article demanded more attention than I can give it at the moment. It is an interesting article as f...

OK so nobody else asked...what was in the bottle? Treasure map?

Dating glass by colorYour bottle looks to be a machine made bottle, not 1880's vintage. It appears to be straw colored from the photo.

OK - Maybe I read though it too quickly. I think we are both on the same page, just crossed our wires.Around here, when doing a subdivision, they req...

That's called a former professional student.

My grandfather was the same way. He never used an alarm clock. He could just tell himself what time to get up and he would automatically wake up at th...

Surely there is an updated title report, does it mention the wider width?

Do you know what voltage the transmission line is? The necessary right of way/easement width would increase as the voltage increases.Ohio "Typical Rig...

What state? I wonder if they are claiming some sort of statutory right of way width?

I'm already seeing higher resolution data being integrated into Google's software.You can see the difference in detail between the left and right side...

Jim, that is quite a story and says a lot about you.So you would not write your name in cursive so they denied your license? Who finally gave in, you ...

Easy to read in context - not as easy when you isolate it.

Literally, the only thing I have written in cursive in 25 years is my signature. I still use checks grudgingly and as little as possible.