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@jitterboogie?ÿ The mediation is not called out in the contract language. It is at the suggestion of the court. ?ÿ
@williwaw?ÿ Indeed.
@robertusa The term "pin" is maddening. If you saw a "pin" called out on a map, how would you know if you found one? We need to know more precisely. A...
Most towns near me have pretty good GIS data. Sometimes I need to supplement with Google Maps to get the names of rivers and ponds that somehow got om...
@holy-cow?ÿ I use a turkey baster.
Why do you need a tuna can? Is there tuna in it?
@norman-oklahoma?ÿ Question: What does the Thesaurus eat for breakfast? Answer: A synonym roll.
I'll go get some shore line.
I only make maps of historic boundaries that I have surveyed, so no subdivisions or new tracts. Either way, I do not write deeds or "legal" descripti...
Extrinsic evidence and I think it was Lucas who was the math slapper
@mike-marks Trolling? I??ll admit your story seemed a little far-fetched, but with all the defense of using the pavement as a monument I assumed it ...
@bstrand I am a little surprised there isn't a rock n' roll band with the name Parallax yet.
@oldpacer Do you have a photograph or a model number so that I can see what it looks like? I tried Google and did get an image and notes that said th...
I think I found something... They are talking about the device making it safer in traffic. I wonder if it's application allows for better leveling fro...
@aliquot Around here paving crews and other construction related activities are usually the cause of monument destruction. Thus, the pavement is extr...
@bstrand No I would not. I have at times used the pavement as a guide to finding other more reliable evidence.