Richard Imrie, post: 434011, member: 11256 wrote: Being an engineer that does some surveying I can appreciate why surveyors would drink - to clear the...

I think that it's a fair observation that the goal of land surveying is moderation or right proportion. Addictions in any form, even addiction to the ...

paden cash, post: 433998, member: 20 wrote: But we still cling to physical objects. While I might be the first old-timer to freely admit that a corner...

paden cash, post: 433985, member: 20 wrote: I've managed to create quite a control network in a lot of the areas. Although convenience was actually m...

Mark Mayer, post: 433984, member: 424 wrote: In Oregon the county surveyors are tasked with maintaining the cadaster. Those that have some budget and...

Darryl Beard, post: 433927, member: 11556 wrote: Digging in the middle of the road is always fun. Especially in the heat. Not much fun when you are fl...

Richard, post: 433917, member: 833 wrote: Here I'd imagine an old post long rotted, except it'd probably be darker in middle depending on if it's a ve...

Probably my favorite, though, was the second hole of the day. Would anyone care to guess what this 8-inch dia. patch of lighter soil is into the cente...

flyin solo, post: 433785, member: 8089 wrote: that was likely my second or third guess. ive just had a look at the third go-round of somebody differe...

flyin solo, post: 433765, member: 8089 wrote: Don't suppose that's a church tract on e.m. franklin by chance?No, that's in an old subdivision near For...

Sergeant Schultz, post: 433763, member: 315 wrote: Wait...Can you really divine the pedigree of that stake from the inch or so that we see exposed in ...