As disappointing as it is to end on a DNF, we just couldn’t seem to locate Creepy Cache.

In the same rest stop as the duck was Agnew Rest Area TB Campsite. It was a little deeper into “the bush” than most and there were no trails that went nearby it, but we found it nonetheless. We dropped off Naniloa Napa’a travel bug and picked up the Sadie girl geocoin copy (not an actual coin, just a laminated piece of paper with the coin’s number on it).

Next up was Duck Hunt # 5 – Duck Duck Dew. When we found the location that seemed probable, we started probing with a nearby stick. When we finally found the cache, we discovered that the duck was detached from the container. Not sure if we did that to it or not, we reported it needing maintenance.

Update: Band of Bradys contacted us and told us that the duck was broke before we got there but the cache will only be there for a couple more weeks before they close the rest stop for the winter so their just gonna leave it until then.

After the lakeside cache, we went on to troll under the bridge. We were literally crawling under the walkway but had no luck in finding it.

We finally decided that we had traveled south enough so we went to the closest cache to us, lakeshore woods, with the intention of working our way back northward. This cache is now our most southern find.

We still weren’t sure where we were going on this nice October Sunday afternoon, but as we drove by Always in Grand Haven we figured we should probably go grab it real quick. Now that we understand how Light Pole caches work, this was a nice easy and quick park and grab.