About this location
A few stories people tell about this place
1. A little girl named Emma was playing near the old surveying equipment when she suddenly started laughing uncontrollably. Her mother looked over and saw that an ant had crawled onto one of the measuring tapes and seemed completely lost. The mom gently picked up the ant with a leaf and placed it back outside. Emma watched curiously as the tiny creature scurried away. From then on, whenever someone mentioned ants, Emma would giggle and say, 'They must be visiting Sisco Land Surveying!' It became a cute family story everyone loved to share.
2. At dawn, a delivery driver pulled up to Sisco Land Surveying, LLC, puzzled by the strange noises coming from inside. As he approached the door, a friendly voice called out: ‘Morning, stranger! We’re just having our morning meeting.’ Inside, a dozen surveyors were singing along to an old country tune, their arms waving like antennae. The delivery driver shook his head and thought, ‘That’s one way to start your day!’
3. At dusk, an elderly neighbor stopped by Sisco Land Surveying, LLC, curious about the strange noises coming from inside. Upon entering, she found the office empty except for a confused delivery driver who’d accidentally locked himself in while delivering some documents. They spent the next ten minutes trying to figure out how to open the door without alerting anyone, eventually resorting to knocking on the window and signaling with a flashlight. By the time they got out, both were laughing so hard that passersby thought they were having a séance.
4. At midnight, a delivery driver pulled up to Sisco Land Surveying, LLC, intrigued by a soft humming sound coming from inside. As he approached the door, the humming grew louder and more insistent—like an old gramophone playing a forgotten tune. Inside, he found an elderly gentleman polishing his glasses with a dusty handkerchief while muttering to himself. 'Just one last survey,' the man said absently, not even noticing the intruder. The delivery driver cleared his throat gently. ‘Sir, you might want to check your clock—it’s almost dawn.’ With a startled yelp, the old man looked up, realizing he’d been there for hours. 'Oh dear!' He exclaimed, hastily locking up and offering a sheepish smile. 'I must have dozed off.'