Your last picture is Trifoliate Orange, or Lemon Locust. You can actually eat the zest from the plant and it tastes like lemon. Otherwise, it's not ...
We always cut 24"x36" in half when we had a sheet fed machine and for the blue line paper. Can you still get 24"x36"
I helped my girlfriend in high school's dad, in high school, take her 305 out of her camaro and put in a 350. I thought I'll know a lot about motors ...
[USER=87]@Bill93[/USER] I agree I don't have 30 measurements to one point, but with 8 points, I have 28 different measurements across an old tract bet...
Not that I'm a math nerd by any stretch, but I noticed something one time surveying. I saw a direct correlation between the number of points occupied...
Lee D, post: 389326, member: 7971 wrote: Failure to plan on your part does not constitute a crisis on my part. Depends on the client. Sometimes it i...
FL/GA PLS., post: 389306, member: 379 wrote: My experience with those "types" is that they never learned to communicate properly. The "my way or the h...
I hate layout work. I did one layout job where the GC was one of those old hard a$$es that liked to run the job by intimidation. Tried to scare me w...
Andy J, post: 388524, member: 44 wrote: You did ASK for any advice.. Just because you don't agree with it doesn't make it less useful. If you will n...
Jim in AZ, post: 388510, member: 249 wrote: I've never really understood why anyone would want to work out of a shed or barn... It really doesn't pres...
rfc, post: 388400, member: 8882 wrote: I found this note on a survey:"Boundaries on the plat represent the retracement of those previously described b...
As a bona-fide Texan, I can tell you unequivocally that many use the term "cotton-pickin" to replace "God D&#n". That is a derivative, I'm told, ...
Land Stealer, post: 388421, member: 7446 wrote: I'm looking at starting a solo practice. It looks like my best option is to have an option at home. ...
MightyMoe, post: 388215, member: 700 wrote: The 4000 receivers were also RTK, the 4400's I had looked pretty much like the 4000's, they took some time...
Jim Frame, post: 388186, member: 10 wrote: How do you spend an hour setting up a 4000SSi? In the early days of it, the radio antenna was actually a t...
Some of you folks are damn old! :-)I started surveying in 1989 at the ripe age of 12. Back then, we still REGULARLY used chains and theodolites beca...
Loyal, post: 387939, member: 228 wrote: Really?These ARE GROUND coordinates! REF FRAME: NAD_83(2011)(EPOCH:2010.0000) IGS08 (EPOCH:2016.3604) X: -...
Allen Wrench, post: 386562, member: 6172 wrote: I don't run into a lot of situations where the measured and record distances between found monuments v...
