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> I believe that as long as your survey activities are wholly within the boundaries of the monastery you are OK.Thanks Norman for easing my mind as...
> As long as you are surveying within the bounds of your own property, there is no issue with any of the laws I'm aware of. IMHO, you've taken all ...
> if its on your own property most states allow this. If you are offering to do this for others..thats where the slope begins...also it's not using...
> Yswami-> > Ruminate over:> > "If you think a professional is expensive, try hiring an amateur"> > DerekAloha, Derek: I gave thi...
> > I personally don't see that you have taken on any significant risk.Aloha, Bill: That was my goal. In addition I also spoke to my neighbor b...
Aloha, Mark and Peter: Thank you for your input. Will experiment see how it goes. Aloha
Aloha Sirveyr:So sorry read about the theft! I pray that you'll find them. Might want to contact the local survey equipment dealers so that they can k...
Thanks Jimmy!
Aloha, Jimmy: Just wondering if you'd be willing to share your class material or your power point presentation? I am also completely understand if you...
Forced Centering on POB--Kris MorganAloha, Dougie: Thank you for sharing a bit more information about Mr. Glidden. He may not be with us physically bu...
Forced Centering on POB--Kris MorganAloha, Kris: I can't believe it you want me to go to the "other" side...err site:-D 😀 😀 Just kidding...I have...