Gary W. Breisch Already done: PointName, Lat, Lon, Elevation, Description, horizontal datum, Vertical Datum, comments = BR2,36.120600°,-96.145774°,670.22,AluminumCapMonument in gravel drive circle at gbreisch.com, WGS84, NAVD88 feet = survey accurate monument point at gbreisch.com office site.Datum, comments =GBR2,36.120600°,-96.145774°,670.22,AluminumCapMonument in gravel drive circle at gbreisch.com, WGS84, NAVD88 feet, = survey accurate monument point at gbreisch.com office site.
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As you’ve probably noticed, we’ve made some big changes to Land Surveyors United, offering new ways to explore, engage with the network from any mobile device and be found in our upcoming global directory, which means new ways for all of your work to be discovered. Literally thousands of geospatial professionals are now using Land Surveyors United in new ways! Our traffic has doubled this month again and this means your reputation online has terrific visibility.
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The moment we've all been waiting for is finally here! Please allow me to introduce the all new Land Surveyors United Mobile Version of the Network (in Beta)! You can access the mobile version from any and all mobile devices here:
http://landsurveyorsunited.com/m
Made for Android, Iphone, Tablets, Ipad, Blackberry and virtually all devices known to man!
This new mobile versionhas many unique features not available in previous version or even the Iphone version. Let's take a look at some of these
This is a 25+ year old Tack Ball, it was done and flattened when handed to me in 2005. Surveyor John E Wade, Jr PLS said it was lost under a tool box when installed in a new 1989 truck..it was at least 5 years old then,maybe 1984. It's funny the things we hang on to.
Do you have any old tack balls laying around that you'd like to share??? Let's see them!
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