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4 Steps WestThanks for the heads up on the book Tom. I’d like to get a copy of that and I’ve bookmarked the KAPS website. The “Berry” side of my famil...
How exciting. Nice job. The thought of finding monuments like that makes my head feel like its going to explode.Jon, what's the deal with the bump out...
Went I met RADU in 2004 he told me about meeting Mr. Swart with Kent and how Swart wore a shirt and tie and puttees on his boots.Kent, if you’ve got a...
On the same crew and job as above one Monday morning we were packing in the week's survey supplies in addition to our instruments and brushing tools. ...
I'm not aware of anyone ever setting broken saw blades...The contrary has been shown.(great photo, that’s one big wad of iron they got going there)
In 1976 the first survey crew I worked on was a 4 man USFS road P-line survey crew. The party chief, “Uncle Doug”, was a bit of a smug tyrant know-it-...
> I have been to the County Court several times in an attempt to have that Statute acknowledged and enforced. > judGood for you Jud... take ‘em ...
State law is clear that those responsible for destroying the monuments or record must hire a PLS to replace them (and file a new survey). In section 2...
I wish I could take credit for a recovery like this Carl, but it was John’s resourcefulness and intuitiveness that figured out this piece of the puzzl...