I read a comment on one of the news articles abot this that called it a "powered skeet".

Jim in AZ, post: 330178, member: 249 wrote: I find that a lot of non-surveyors do it so that the "front" of a proposed improvement is parallel with th...

James Fleming, post: 330174, member: 136 wrote: I don't trust the data, especially the apparent lack of the use of 'd@mn" in Tennessee. Unless they a...

Cyril Turner, post: 330064, member: 159 wrote: I don't see that problem among engineers and architects. The only difference is they don't charge chump...

Jim in AZ, post: 330060, member: 249 wrote: The answer to Gary's question is that we have to remove the ignorant surveyors who perform these from prac...

Shawn Billings, post: 330044, member: 6521 wrote: Also, the rules regarding certificates and ALTA/ACSM surveys is one reason I really like doing them....

paden cash, post: 328900, member: 20 wrote: Another surveyor I've known for years asked me to help him with a survey. He had promised an old friend h...

I wish I could get $675 for all my goats. They'd be gone faster than a cat could lick its ass.

Jim in AZ, post: 328688, member: 249 wrote: The firm you normally use. There is no such firm. That's why I'm asking for suggestions.

That Gibson quote leaves out some colorful language.

Glad to have you here. I was at your seminar in Centralia last fall. Good stuff.

I got the same thing.

NYLS, post: 325244, member: 1722 wrote: Do you live in Illinois? All states are pretty much the same. It is referred to as "protection of the public...

guyinstreetwithcamera, post: 325241, member: 10149 wrote: I'm just curious, but what are the advantages to storing the vectors in a VRS survey? I do...