Our final cache of the night was Cartier camo. We parked near where we were supposed to, though we didn’t get there the way we’re supposed to. Still not sure how to get to that parking lot the right way, but it doesn’t really matter now. This caches was supposed to have 3 trackables in it, but we could only find one in the container. The Dykemas had found it first, so it was only fair that they got to take the coin. We took a squish ball for playing in the lake and left some crayons.

The Monster Tree Cache provided a nice hike through the woods. It looks like there’s about a thousand places in the trails back there to caches. Unfortunately, our GPS stopped working about 50 feet from the cache, but the Dykemas GPSes still worked. We left nothign and took nothing.

The Dykemas were still with us when we stopped at Sweetland Center but they had found it previously. Probably the only reason we foudn this one was because of the purple pen attached to it… but a find is a find.

We moved on to the Lazy River Cache next. This one hadn’t been found in a month so we were little worried, but we did manage to find it. Tom crossed the river even though it wasn’t really necessary and ended up with muddy shoes. The worst part was, Jake and Angie were standing almost directly on top of the cache when it happened but didn’t realize it! The cache was a bit sparse on items, so we left a toy car and didn’t take anything.

Once we gave up on the Amber Community forest, we headed over to South Victory Cemetary. This one was an easy park and grab (we actually parked in the right place this time). We dropped off the Cannonball Coin and took a toy car.

After finding the if it was a snake cache, we went to the closest cache to us: Amber Community Forest Cache. Unforutnately, we didn’t have any luck at this one. Looked for about 20 minutes and didn’t find it… we did, however, find the remains of a racoon.

We’re up north camping for the first weekend since we started caching (and the last before next spring), so we went out caching tonight. There’s another family (The Dykmas AKA ourfamluvscaching) up here that go geocaching. Our first stop with them was If It Was A Snake It Would Have Bit Ya. We parked in the entirely wrong spot, so it didn’t end up being the park and grab it was supposed to be, but we did find it.