Sectional breakdowns. They are needed, even in sections that have been broken down 3x before. Not necessarily to change it. But to have a mechanism o...

@Dave Karoly, that's funneh! Btw, after a bit of round and round, the deed people (Fidlar) refunded me my $ 27.50. I may eventually have to work with...

Well, Mr turkey is long gone. But this story lives on. Especially the part about the blood on the back of the car. I think the cops have shared pics o...

@bushaxe Its one thing not to know. Its another not to know you don't know. I know! 😉 Nate

There's a story floating about the internet, about the width of the space shuttle, Roman roads, and chariot widths. It probably goes somewhere here.?...

@goodgps?ÿ Good post. N

@spmpls?ÿ I have found: piece of scrap metal, in rock pile, under 18" of pavement. Set my rebar in concrete, with the top flush. It was an active roa...

I think it may be a research failure. Dad usually did recon on the actual site, before surveying the section. If you'd had more info, maybe you'd be d...

Just pick it up by the clean end... (To quote an old proverb) N

As was said above, Chris really cared. We clashed on his favorite love, the church of Rome. But, he was clear, and wanted what was best. That's where ...

I am nominating this as the post of the month. Nate

I know some surveyors who mostly do ƒ??getting byƒ? surveys.?ÿ

What about doing cogo by kerosene lamp, with an old Monroe calculator? And dumping kerosene into the gears of the Monroe, to keep it running??ÿ I did...

Ok, my wife did it. I am not real good at pig tails. N

I don't mind working in light rain. The umbrella helps, as pounding rain interferes with touch screens. I call it "salvaging a damp day". Nate

If you need rtk gps, I've got some old legacy e units. I'll not be using.?ÿ N