Anderson Land Surveyors

Came across an Indian in the survey woods today!

Best view of the day #surveywoods

These are the days I will remember! #fatherandson #summerishere @ New Hampstead High School

Long day at the office. #recommendedapproval #islandtime @ Tybee Island, Georgia

Tybee Island, Ga #saltwindconstructioncompany #tybeebeach

Fort Pulaski National Monument Savannah, Ga @ Fort Pulaski National Monument

The warmer weather always brings them out. Watch under your feet!! #snakebiteboots

You shoot him we will find him. 3rd Buck of the year. Jenkins County #surveywoods

I always enjoy a day in the woods with these 2 gentlemen. Long days seem short when you can enjoy the people you work with.

A few days ago now we all sat down and had a catered meal together here at the office and look what the crew surprised my wife and I with. A few baby shower gifts for Amelia! Thank you Anderson Survey family for putting this together! We should make it a point to eat some barbecue and pass a few jokes around more often.

Just a few pics from our office today.

As we were surveying a tract of land just north of Statesboro this last week we stumbled over 2 Bucks and a nice Indian arrow head.

Foundation As-built survey on Tybee Island, Ga. Could not have asked for a better day or place to have to be at work for!

Had a big time supporting Jack Hill, our representative of Senate District 4, playing in his golf tournament. Good group of guys to play a round with here.

A friend of Anderson Surveyors, who lives in South Asia, shared this with us today. He is not a surveyor, but passed by this field crew working in his home town. As a surveyor I can really appreciate the team effort that is displayed in this picture. One of them being the guy holding the umbrella for his instrument man, may look like a little much for a crew member to do, but if you have ever stood in the middle of a cotton field in South Georgia with 100 Degree weather beaming down on you all day you would greatly appreciate the shade from this umbrella. Surveying usually takes a team effort to get the job done, and this photo depicts just that.