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j-penry
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RE: Surveyors of the 6th PM

Less than a week away. Bring your own food and drinks!

8 years ago
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RE: Survey Washers with Stamping

I hate to state the obvious, but if it is for occasional use, I make my own out of blank brass washers using letter/number stamps.

8 years ago
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RE: US Geographic Center

Does Central America count? The other issue is whether one should count only land mass or include the water boundaries. If one excludes water, then ...

8 years ago
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RE: Are property owners angrier than usual?

Totally agree with Paden about the older generations now being almost gone. I used to be able to strike up a conversation with any older person who w...

8 years ago
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RE: US Geographic Center

The center of gravity method involved cutting out the shape of the figure of something stiff like a piece of plywood. Then drill holes close to the e...

8 years ago
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RE: US Geographic Center

This is my webpage on the subject and a book is forthcoming. The text portion has already surpassed 80 pages with over 47,000 words. Stayed tuned...

8 years ago
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RE: Survey Markers on eBay

Here is another one. Your involvement in reporting this one is appreciated.

8 years ago
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RE: 6th PM Surveys by Quadrant

The 12% of the 6PM surveys east of the Principal Meridian are probably, as a whole, the best surveys in the 6PM. John Calhoun was the surveyor genera...

9 years ago
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RE: Survey Markers on eBay

Thanks for the notice. It takes only 30 seconds to submit a report. The more that do it, the more likelihood that ebay will finally take notice.

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RE: Fence Posts as Boundary Monuments (Another Example)

Set witness points on line in at least two directions at a specific distance such as 50.00' so that they will not be confused with the corner location...

9 years ago
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RE: Drum Roll,Please......the Castlenut Stone

Nice looking "4" on that stone! Great job!

9 years ago
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RE: Pincushion old-style

Looks like an early USGS marker. This was common in the Black Hills for USGS to establish mile markers or markers near trail crossings. The notes of...

9 years ago
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RE: New North Carolina License Plate

Is that the "LS" for Licensed Surveyor on the right side? Can you get you registration number on the plate?

9 years ago
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RE: Survey Markers on eBay

I would agree that most of these for sale were somehow acquired by legitimate means, but it if you have been around long enough you've come across at ...

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