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Yes you read that correctly. Our newest partner, GIM International has extended a special offer exclusively to members of Land Surveyors United. This means you will now be able to keep up with the latest…
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Happy 6th Birthday Land Surveyors United!
Land Surveyors United Turns 6 Years Old Today!
It is with great joy that I write you all today, letting you know that Land Surveyors United has survived 6 years, as of today. We sure have come a LOOONG way, together! It is YOU that makes Land Surveyors United so special and I thank you from the bottom of my heart for all of your contributions and participation in the network. I know it hasn't been easy learning how to use social…
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