> I have found mesquites from a survey in 1900 that are 6"-8" diameter, with the markings visible. Why would I core it, when it fits location and d...

Ya, but $25/hr. minus union dues = $11.50/hr. 😉

> You do not need a helicopter to access the coast.This is true, but it is still land locked, which is not uncommon in the US.

We actually got hit pretty good the last couple days (over 1-1/2") First rain since July.

You are correct - "Fair" is a term open to interpretation.You can't have it both ways.

Although I don't see the fairness of having land locked public lands (I think they should consolidate), I also can relate to the private land owners. ...

> My family owns a small piece of land that fronts a river. I am SO very much glad that we do not have to share our land with the public, in other ...

The land owner obviously didn't want exclusive use of the beach, otherwise they wouldn't have allowed access at all. I also highly doubt the fee for p...

Land locked public resources is nothing new. The private owners surrounding these shaded sections of public land, enjoy exclusive access to the publi...

"But Khosla allowed the gate to be closed permanently in 2010 after his property manager received a letter from the county demanding that it stay open...

My advice is to have a rubber stamp made with your company name, address and logo. Old school solution. Hand label the "To" address.

I wonder under what legal standing, the county board directed the land owner to keep his gate open year round? That appears to be how this started. In...

1 vara - definitely within an axe handle length - especially in Texas.

I found a set of bearing trees (white oak) that were approx. 7" in diameter - scribed in the 1880's. How did I know they were actual bearing trees rat...

So I have to ask, are you going to core the tree in an attempt to disprove your assumption? In other words determine if the tree was alive and large e...

Carlson Survey will connect and download the TDS points on a HP48

To determine if you have to pay state or federal prevailing wages, you need to read the prime contractor's contract language. The agency managing the ...

Sort of odd, but I can probably tell a bit about how it got> >I also highly recommend using an increment borer.> > I've often wondered how...