I’m Not Noah, but let me give you a warning… That’s how my Facebook post started recently. I had been looking at pictures of the flooding in Louisiana from August 10-13, 2016, and had lots of thoughts about the people in those … Continue reading →
In the article “Study could lower or nix local flood insurance costs” we see a familiar situation that was finally resolved by ONE citizen paying for a flood study to help his neighbors. The situation was that… Residents along Wolf … Continue reading →
If you like maps like me, and you like wind mills (wind turbines), you’ll LOVE this link to the USGS Wind Farm map. (Yes, Dust in the Wind is one of my favorite songs, and Kansas has a number of … Continue reading →
This article is quite lengthy and contains no pictures, but it does give some basic information about the land surveys and boundary line disputes. Click here to view original web page at Fundamentals of Land Surveys and Boundary Disputes Land … Continue reading →
This is always an interesting subject to me – how I and others set our prices for land surveying. This article is very well written and I got a lot out of it. I’d recommend you read it if you’re … Continue reading →
