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Here's another great review. We really do get to work with wonderful clients, and one of them is Jay Jon. 🙌 Thank you fo...
22/10/2026

Here's another great review. We really do get to work with wonderful clients, and one of them is Jay Jon. 🙌 Thank you for your fabulous review!🙏🏽
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Kate and Eric are incredible 💯they knew exactly what we wanted and made it happen fast 👏reliable. Efficient. Trustworthy. And just overall great people to work with. 👍

20/10/2026

We use our metal detector to find buried survey marks. Come along with us as we look for marks on a rural property west of Dubbo, NSW. How’s our final tally?

Mitch is shown measuring a buried survey mark that was placed in 1906. We’re assuming that the vehicle track we had to d...
15/10/2026

Mitch is shown measuring a buried survey mark that was placed in 1906. We’re assuming that the vehicle track we had to dig through came AFTER the original survey!

14/10/2026

Old habits die hard!

Surveyors in the 1960s still used marks in trees to show future surveyors where survey marks were. Here’s a tree that was marked in 1963 to show the location of a nearby permanent mark. A nice find!

Getting ready for a day on a rural site. Here, Mitch is setting up the GNSS base station. We use a Leica GS15 base with ...
13/10/2026

Getting ready for a day on a rural site. Here, Mitch is setting up the GNSS base station. We use a Leica GS15 base with a UHF radio link. This gives us a short baseline for GNSS measurements, which increases accuracy and precision. This also gives us the ability to post-process our GNSS data if necessary.

09/10/2026

Cool Finds

A tiny post with a big story.

This historic mile marker on Goolma Road - a weathered roadside relic from the Wellington–Gulgong run gives you a quick look at how early travellers measured distance, stayed oriented, and built the transport routes we still use today.

08/10/2026

Eric's Fun Facts ☕️

How much sunscreen does a surveyor use?

06/10/2026

In 1906 a surveyor placed a buried reference mark. 120 years later, Eric and Mitch have found this mark, possibly the first surveyors to do so since it was placed! At the same location, the original surveyor noted a reference tree. Is this the same tree? What do you think?

Some cattle are just smarter than others. I mean, you and I know that this sign means “cattle ahead” – but how do the ca...
01/10/2026

Some cattle are just smarter than others. I mean, you and I know that this sign means “cattle ahead” – but how do the cattle know?

29/09/2026

Eric's Relics ⚒️

Survey Reference Tree - When the Bush Became the Blueprint.

We've been getting a bit of interest regarding Surveying Reference Trees. They were once vital landmarks for early surveyors. These trees were used to record boundaries and measurements - and that's why they’re still a part of Australia’s surveying story today.

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