The Eulogy of Land Surveying

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The Eulogy of Land Surveying

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In light of recent conversations, I give you the eulogy of land surveying:

Ladies and gentlemen,

Today, we gather to honor and remember the invaluable contributions of the land surveying profession. In a world defined by boundaries and spaces, land surveyors emerged as the unsung heroes, meticulously mapping out the landscapes that became the foundation of our society.

With instruments in hand and a deep understanding of geometry, these dedicated professionals transformed the Earth's vastness into ordered plots and parcels. They waded through challenging terrains, endured adverse weather, and braved countless obstacles, all to ensure accuracy in every measurement.

Their work was more than just lines on paper; it was the connective thread that wove together communities and nations. Land surveyors played a pivotal role in shaping our cities, mapping our highways, and laying the groundwork for infrastructure that stands as a testament to their precision and dedication.

Beyond the technical aspects, land surveyors possessed an unwavering commitment to ethics and integrity. Their work was guided not only by measurements but by a deep respect for property rights and the well-being of individuals and communities. Their diligence ensured fairness and equity in land ownership, fostering trust and stability in societies.

In celebrating the land surveying profession, we celebrate the guardians of accuracy, the champions of order, and the stewards of progress. Let us remember their dedication, their expertise, and their lasting impact on the landscapes that surround us. As we bid farewell, let us also recognize that their legacy will forever be etched into the very fabric of the land they surveyed.

May the land surveying profession inspire generations to come, reminding us that through careful measurement and thoughtful consideration, we can navigate the complexities of our world with precision and grace.

Rest in peace, dear surveyors, knowing that your work will live on, shaping the world you helped define.
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Prince could have been a land surveyor:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmwLlj51iTA
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LS_8750 wrote: Wed Aug 23, 2023 11:18 am Prince could have been a land surveyor
So when you call up that shrink in Beverly Hills.....
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