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IÛªm sure the families and friends of the surveyors listed below appreciate your sincere and poignant post. I sure donÛªt, but hey, I guess IÛªm ju...
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Larry Scott, post: 386439, member: 8766 wrote: Surveying is an old science and art. So its terminology should retain tradition.Well said. I'd hate to ...
Dan B. Robison, post: 381838, member: 34 wrote: Arkie surveyor you bought yours from...he has been known to embellish..Dan, isn't "Arkie" the Latin fo...
Bill93, post: 381599, member: 87 wrote: I snapped this township corner at a lookout point in Bryce National Park Bill - I suppose that'd be by Sunse...
To date, the entire cadre of presidents could be summed up as 25 lawyers and 19 other guys. I doubt if the pendulum is going to swing back to 66.7% of...
Kent McMillan, post: 379617, member: 3 wrote: In case anyone is interested in how far into the weeds of history some of these surveying projects can g...
Man, I'm so sorry to hear that Joe. Having a mutual friend who worked with y'all for a while I fully realize what a tight-knit family your outfit is. ...
Brian Allen, post: 377936, member: 1333 wrote: The underlying principle here is that the moronic actions of idiotic public officials and bureaucrats a...
Nate The Surveyor, post: 377371, member: 291 wrote: Maybe we could discuss what kind of name fits McMillimeter, and Associates the best? That's easy...
I was sorry I couldn't attend as we had made reservations some time ago at this cabin at Crescent Lake. The meeting would have been informative but in...
Dan B. Robison, post: 374168, member: 34 wrote: Yer thinkin' of ol' Uncle Slayton... "...Sells his hardwood timber to the chipping millCooks that crys...