Our last stop for the night was Riverside Park Walk through history. We had the same issue the GPS accuracy, but we decoded the clue for the first point and searched every match to that clue we found within about 30 feet of where the GPS gave us our lowest reading to no avail. We ran out of places to look without finding our film canister. We sure seem to have horrible luck with the multi-caches.

Following our success with the groundhog, we went to another one near wherer we were: M.E.R.E.S. Lone Pine. Our GPS wouldn’t give us any better than 30 feet accuracy and locating a small container that has nothing more than coordinates with that little accuracy is quite difficult. After quite a bit of wandering, we decided to come back another time.

After the unsuccessful second attempt to Vertern’s park, we took a look at what waypoints we had in the GPS that were closest to where we were and decided to take a stab at Lazy Groundhog. We were able to drive to within 20 feet of the the cache. Didn’t end up being much of a walk, but it was a success! We took a green bottle opener keychain and dropped off the Rx Laughter, the Best Medicine travel bug.

We started the evening of the 7th with another shot at Veterans Memorial Park Tribute Cache in the daylight. Unforutnately, we didn’t have any more luck. The construction in the park seems to be progressing, though .