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Williwaw
Williwaw
@williwaw
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Joined: December 12, 2012 5:31 pm
Last seen: June 3, 2026 4:45 pm
Topics: 278 / Replies: 3336
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RE: How to do a topo for a Specific Contour Interval

You just reminded me of the time I was staking through an easement to flag for clearing that was full of these Quaking Aspen suckers, maybe head high ...

10 months ago
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RE: Legal principles - Exceptions

except change, in which case nothing ever changes.

10 months ago
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RE: I’m getting too old for this sh*t

Technically because that setup has three legs, it is a tripod, but getting an optical plummet over that one would have been a real pain and completely...

10 months ago
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RE: I’m getting too old for this sh*t

@bstrand I suspect that you'll change your tune when you approach hitting 60 and you have a life time worth of old injuries.

10 months ago
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RE: I’m getting too old for this sh*t

@jimcox Works great for me to. Little bit too great.

10 months ago
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RE: Closed Traverse between 2 known points without line of sight

@sarkiss Before moving any points, always have a backup plan if things go sideways. It's my preference once I have a boundary nailed down based on mon...

10 months ago
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RE: Closed Traverse between 2 known points without line of sight

Couple of ways to do it with Access with both involving using the translate/rotate function. My preferred method would be to set up where I can see ei...

10 months ago
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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

@bruce-small One of the things I love so much about this place, I'm always learning something new.

10 months ago
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RE: Radial Bearings - PC to Radius Point or Radius Point to PC?

I'm not familiar with the term 'radial bearings'. In my experience curves are described as either being 'radial', as the radius point is 90 degree fro...

10 months ago
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RE: The crazies strike again!

It always adds an extra splash of joy when they have an involuntary facial tick and a large caliber handgun stuck in their belt.

10 months ago
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RE: What's the weirdest thing found while surveying?

A mannequin. It actually had me pretty freaked out until figuring out it wasn’t a body.

10 months ago
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RE: Aspiring surveyor in my first year of classes - give me your best advice!

One of the best pieces of advice I received when I was starting out was to work for as many different surveyor/engineering companies as possible. Don'...

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

This came up for me this morning with a question from another surveyor asking if he needed to survey a patented 160 acre parcel that another surveyor ...

10 months ago
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RE: Perfect measurers versus perfect measurers

In the 25 years I've been surveying, I've had exactly one occasion when my measurements matched another surveyors, exactly, to the hundredth. Because...

10 months ago
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RE: Demarcating Control Points

I'm partial to these for setting points in asphalt. Can usually drive them down flush so a snowplow isn't as likely to rip it out. Little beefier than...

10 months ago
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RE: Todays office

@mightymoe I'm sort of a stickler for doing things right to best of my ability. I'm subdividing a couple of sections of Ag land for local government a...

10 months ago
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RE: Todays office

@murphy Funny that you should mention it. In the hour and a half drive back to the office I saw at least a couple dozen people out harvesting the flow...

10 months ago
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RE: Todays office

@holy-cow No earthquake today, either me racing the timer on my phone camera, or I’m levitating.

11 months ago
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