Well the guy was at least consistent but why is it repeated 4 times ?

Speaking of number generators, back in the early 1970's an office tech started doing dirt quantities with a sheet of mylar that was covered in random ...

Lottery ticket time 😲

@wendell "And it worked best if the client was the one giving up land." Yep. The office rule is "Cheat the client". 🙄

Well an improvement to that index could have been made with some advance planning and then Maybel's Whore House would have been a 69. 😎

If I can get signed notarized statements from both owners agreeing that the wall is accepted as the lot line then I would calc a new lot line giving t...

Yep the old days of T2 traversing. I left a tripod tribrach and glass on a hill at a county control point I had occupied and used to set a control poi...

@mightymoe "Around 1906 GLO converted to brass caps. Some of the old-timers couldn't give up notching section corners so they notched the edges of the...

@mightymoe SW COR SEC 11 for the win.

On a Montana forest service survey crew in the 60's we were told that all stones were notched on the south and east sides and the bottom of the stone ...

This from Google AI just in case it is helpful: Saving and Storing the Peg Test on LS10 Complete the Routine: Navigate to Main Menu > Tools...

That is a lot of heavy reading there my man. I am glad that there are guys like you that can digest and put those laws to good use. I am more the fiel...

Please, this is just an old office cartoon but as I read thru this thread with all the various opinions, I could not get the memory of this old cartoo...

Wow 98 CP's. This would be a perfect job for a dual setup with a Robot and GPS together. Use GPS to find and/or identify CP's then switch to the Robot...

My 25' fiberglass rod has a standard 5/8" threaded hole in the top so I put a threaded stud in there and can attach a small prism. I have used it with...

Fun fact that makes 0.01' accuracy moot. A pond of water (big or small) with no shade in 90 to 100F summer heat will drop 0.02' to 0.04' in elevation ...