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I have no problem with someone taking the test early if it gives them the needed incentive to continue on and get licensed. It would also show a futur...
When someone offered me a competitors price I would always tell them that I would be higher. I didn't play the cutthroat game.
I was having my morning coffee and saw that a plane had hit the first tower. Then watched in amazement the second plane hit. "this was no accident" ...
You have to think of the other end users of your product. Agencies? Other Professionals? Use Wendell's sage advice!
Look at the cross slope of the mount! He is looking through the wrong end of the level 🤣
Many of the descriptions I wrote started with "Commencing at some known and found point" thence a bearing and distance (or multiple calls as needed) t...
I've got 2 of those stones plus an obilisk in my front yard. Does that mean that I've got these spirits hanging around trying to put the stones back w...
What cow said!
I have never seen a bid document (specs and maps) that fully covered what most projects will ultimately require. I believe that most money is made in ...
In my area it would be a Replat of Lots 1 and 2 Blk X "Subdivision Name". The new pieces would be Parcels 1 and 2. New descrptions would read Parcel 1...
Wendell, You know we support you, no matter what you finally decide. Jean and Joe
Reading, understanding, computing and following a deed chain is essential. Use the programs to check yourself if you want to stay up with the technolo...
@holy-cow You Posted on September 21, 2015 "I believe our Canadian buddy, Derek Graham, introduced that to us here several years ago. Maybe even ...
@holy-cow I fully agree with you. Keeping this site alive and relevant is very important. Long live Angel and Wendell! (see what I did there? SWM...
@holy-cow "Sometimes it is wise to keep one's mouth shut and appear a fool, than to open it and remove all doubt." Clemens?
R.I.P Mr. Schultz. You helped a LOT of future Surveyors become licensed.
I may be prejudice, but Surveyor stories are the best! Especially you Mr. Cow 🍺