Wow, what a blow. Sorry to hear about your dad.

Nice score!

imaudigger, post: 396043, member: 7286 wrote: If you can keep your combined weight (survey equipment and body weight) down to 800 lbs, you could surve...

I can't even imagine why any recording agency would destroy an original mylar....

Bruce, that is a great comment in many ways. One of them is that this is your 1000th post. Congratulations!

I'm surprised that nobody has yet mentioned Grainger. See for over 4,300 choices....

J. Penry, post: 386304, member: 321 wrote: This belongs to a friend who acquired it awhile back from someone associated with the University of Nebrask...

Monte, post: 381618, member: 11913 wrote: What state are you surveying this in? The ways of defining riparian boundaries in TX can differ from those ...

imaudigger, post: 337439, member: 7286 wrote: Not sure how I would get to the exit (upper right)? Easy - start on the 2nd floor!

I was not aware of such a program, but I sure would like the opportunity to acquire a couple of them! Do you have any links to USGS about this? Jeff

I agree with Loyal - "Astronomic" is the probable meaning. Jeff

Tom Adams, post: 329435, member: 7285 wrote: Throwing out the term "relied on" at random and for all circumstances can be trouble. Even if you have c...

I see a tan background on all pages. And a dark brown band at the bottom of the pages.Some browsers might render colors or fonts differently. I'm us...

Mr. Fleming:Do you have any idea of the budget for that project? I haven't been to DC since 1975, but that project boggles my mind! And to be comple...

Lot's of good info and suggestions here.FWIW, Brian Allen's thought process is the most likely direction I would proceed.Will a recorded survey be pro...

Larry Phipps - Another UpdateGreat updates.Hang in there, Larry.Jeff