RADAR, post: 456803, member: 413 wrote: Didn't you read THE ARTICLE? Thanks, Radar- I didn't, but I can now! That's what vacations are for!

Rich Leu, post: 456776, member: 38 wrote: Very cool & Brand New! "May 2017"

Surveyors always show up with stakes, never turkey.

With all the traveling this time of year, it's a good time to see monuments from other places. These are from Maine.

Jim Frame, post: 446927, member: 10 wrote: Those core bits scare me. I nearly twisted my arm in two when a 2" core bit jammed in a concrete paver. I...

This thread gives new meaning to "strip legal description".

I use a Leica TS12 with SurvCE. I love the combination. I used a Leica 1200 with SurvCE for several years, then worked at 2 companies who used Trimble...

Mike Berry, post: 453953, member: 123 wrote: Wow. Hostile RICH residents. .. I googled the area. Million and a half dollar homes, swimming pools, tenn...

NC Hansen, post: 453946, member: 13086 wrote: Not mine, but maybe my favorite Corner Record ever. (sheet 2) "HOSTILE RESIDENTS. ONE PURPOSELY RAN OVER...

Not mine, but maybe my favorite Corner Record ever. (sheet 2) "HOSTILE RESIDENTS. ONE PURPOSELY RAN OVER OUR INSTRUMENT..." Attached files ...

I was excited that Ford announced the return of the ranger. If it weren't for the need to have a mobile work station, that would be my go-to vehicle.

I haven't seen any recent posts regarding Transit Connects used as survey vehicles (City use). Does anyone use one, or a comparable model (i.e. Ram Pr...

Mark Mayer, post: 452575, member: 424 wrote: Paul Drake: "$200."Client: "But..."Paul Drake: "$200"Client: "OK"My first LS boss would raise the contrac...

eapls2708, post: 452630, member: 589 wrote: Once I completed the work and it wasn't the answer they wanted, the wife accused me of having been paid o...

Paul D, post: 452504, member: 323 wrote: I find that once I explain the non field related work that goes into a reliable boundary survey, the clients ...

2 uh-oh themes I get a lot of lately are "I've called other Surveyors and have gotten ridiculous quotes, give me a 'fair' price and you have the job" ...

NC Hansen, post: 450258, member: 13086 wrote: By the way, I would love if anyone has and can repost the 1937 photo (or other City crew photos) and/or ...

mcaanda, post: 451885, member: 3108 wrote: The happiest ( ie: most expensive ) place on Earth! Wow. Crazy timing on this post!

Vacation for us is often Disneyland / Disney World - and they have really nice monuments, including a well monument on Main Street USA. My wife even l...

I tried Paul Plutae's method (per the original thread post) today to check rim punchmarks against the original lead & tacks in the chimney walls. ...