Larry,There have only been four surveys of record for lots in this subdivision in the intervening 53 years. Amazingly, surveyors have found original m...

Don, it's flat and treey. Here's an aerial of the same portion shown above:

Dang, I wish I was going to the conference... it'd be fun to meet a bunch of the folks who post here from the great Pacific NW. Have fun and keep your...

Shelby – I went through this at the end of 2011 when I was renewing my license. I couldn’t find the 2 hours for 1 of instruction anywhere. I even call...

> Not quite the same butt damn!> B-)No, rochs01, that is your butt. I mean the exact same posterior as shown on your icon. I just thank my lucky...

What a great gal that Mrs. File must be. A very thoughtful gift for a surveyor.It’s a really nice looking map and the comments above show that art is...

Kevin – 1906 - this must have been W.R. McFarland? He seemed to make somewhat more detailed calls in his road survey notes than Fred Rice, George Youn...

Gaudier PlatterJohn-That Lewis and Clark north arrow is why my family didn’t get to Oregon until 1913. Beginning in the 1810s, generation after genera...

Hijack alert...Ha! Perfect.

> > Mike, one doesn't often see a Southwest arrow such as that shown upon the map you've posted. I suppose that the "N" is just a drafting error...

> I don't feel dressed without it.Same here. And I not only use it to chain, but to hammer or dig.And I think I'd tip over if it wasn't on my right...

"Due Texas"I don’t believe the B-L grads would be able to hold a candle to the training that is mandatory for all surveyors and drafters in public lan...