After the virtual cache, we went on to YELLOW WATER. This cache is part of a series on the bike trail which we didn’t really set out to do. We gathered the clue, but not sure when we’re going to have a chance to do anything with it.

This one was pretty obvious wehere to look even without the coordinates… being a virtual cache, we weren’t looking for a container but rather had a set of instructions to follow (in this case, finding a specific piece of information) to prove that you found it. As we were pulling up, we’re pretty sure another person was just leaving having done the cache.

On to Over the River and through the Woods. Through the woods it was! We didn’t really find a trail like caches into the woods typically have, but nevertheless, we found the cache. We took nothing and left the YSB #4 travel bug.

We backtracked just a little bit to get JA UMD, but it promissed to be (and was) a quick park and grab. We’re getting a little better at the micros, but I wouldn’t call us experts quite yet. This one had another pathtag in it: MIGO – Caching Shore to Shore.

Always a bummer to log a did not find and Some Silly Shopping is no exception. Though had we checked the logs before hand we probably wouldn’t have tried it as the last few attempts have been unsuccessful.

OK, so we made one more stop before lunch: Summer Rental. It was a quick park and grab, so we figured why not.

Just before lunch we stopped at McSilly. We were considering eating at the “Mc” nearby the cache but they seemed quite busy so we passed. We found another travel bug at this one: G.T.s Traveling Tag. Oddly enough, just like the one at the library, this one had nothing attached to it… just the tag floating around. We left a beaded necklace.

WL Library Stumper was a new one in the Whitehall area that was placed yesterday. We couldn’t run right out and do it yesterday as we were both working and had other things we needed to get done in the evening. But we did find it on day two of its existance . We took the Travel Bug #1 (the first TB we’ve ever found without an attachment) and left behind a bottle opener as none of our travel bugs would fit in the container. We couldn’t have missed another cacher by much according to our log time and his…

Our second stop of the day was slippery when wet. We hadn’t actually been in the new subdivision this cache is located in and didn’t realize some of the things that were back there. It was quite nice. And to top it off, we found a micro .

We had to go north day and winterize the camper so we figured we’d do a little caching along the way. The goal was to hit 20 caches. We started with Goofy’s Twist and Shout. When we set out to do this one, we had no idea what the title meant, but once we found it, we quickly figured it out!