If you're curious and you know it clap your hands! Traditional Cache

Have you ever had one of these days when whatever you try to do isn't just working out? 

Few day ago I was on a mission to find a cache in Shark River Park. It was getting late, but I figured I will have plenty of time to go into the woods, find the cache and return to the parking lot. 

Well.... it didn't quite happen the way I planned. I parked off of Gully Rd, followed the trail and soon realized it was not going in the direction I needed to go. Not thinking twice, I left the trail and begun long bushwhack to GZ. Few minutes later I was lost and stuck in thorns. I am used to being in situations like this, so I just shrugged and kept on following the pointer on my GPS. I have found myself in area of the park that I have never visited before. What is this fence doing here? And why am I crossing one stream after another?

Soon after I got GZ. Needless to say I found no caches there. After an hour or so from the moment I left my car I decided to check the coordinates I put in my GPS. I was only... 0.8 mile from where I was supposed to be. This gave me an idea to actually hide the cache here. It's such a lovely swamp ;) I am sure you are going to enjoy it. 

Today I threw an ammo box into it and took approximate reading with my iPhone. Surely, any seasoned geocacher will have no problems locating it. If swamps are not you thing, feel free to put this cache on your ignore list. Whatever floats your boat. Please bring your writing instrument, there is very little room for swag. I have something special planned for the ones who enjoy little adventure.