How many people remember the TV series “Lost”, where the plane crashed and the passengers were stuck on a deserted island, sort of? Well, I didn’t get that kind of lost, but here is my version. Working in northern Maine, many roads are made by logging companies and these can go anywhere. One particular day […]
While working in the mountains, we would try to work as much as possible. Eventually the conditions can get to you whether it is bugs or weather. We were in a wet cycle with multiple days of rain so we decided that we would not work in the rain on this particular day. We were […]
Raymond Bisson 
Posted in Day in the Life of a Surveyor 
Tags: Flagstaff Lake, Mt. Bigelow 
No Comments » I get asked this question a lot: Do you every get a gun pointed at you. The answer is yes. I am not referring to a hunter …… that is another story. The most interesting story takes place during a project in Wells, Maine. My team was out in the woods and searching for different […]
Raymond Bisson Posted in Day in the Life of a Surveyor, Property Lines Tags: adverse possession, right of ways, unrecorded deed No Comments » 
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