Basis of bearings would be the least important thing to hold because it is the most likely to be screwed up.

I know it sounds funnyI know it sounds funny, but in many areas of the country, surveyors fudge their measured data to agree with record. Personally ...

> Ok,I am an up and coming surveyor "waiting on the results from my PLS test" After all this is resolved what happens? Does the position of the new...

which boundary does he want you to show? The deeded boundary or the real boundary?

> Echoing what Jim said an excerpt from the NH statute governing land surveyors > > 310-A:74 Exemptions. – This subdivision shall not be ...

Andy - Distoline (sp?)> I know TP Stephens says people should "beware" me, but I don't even know how you set up a prism with just a plumb bob. Are...

I hate it when "another home crashed into mine".

I had one on my head last night but every time I tried to grab it, it would scurry back into my hair. Guess it was a nervous tic.

Oh Great!> Half,> > I hope you look for property corners, they way you are looking to try to catch Kent. So far he has backed every poin...

Kent does not suffer fools lightly> exactly! I'm pretty sure Kent is the one that was just repeatedly called names by a supposed professional. I ...

Kent is missing the pointnumbers?> > I like the way that you use statistical terms like "confidence level" while disclaiming that statistical me...

Kent is missing the point> > While closure and repeatability of measurements are not a direct measurement of accuracy & precision, they offe...

Oh Great!While closure and repeatability of measurements are not a direct measurement of accuracy & precision, they offer better confidence in the...

Oh Great!> > go ahead and do that 2 legged adjustment to confirm that it is indeed a fumbly-mumbly way to work.> > Well, you and I recogni...