Don't let the mossies make you mentally or physically bug out. Apply deet and enjoy Big Branch.
I once encountered the amphibious PinkDolphin just a bit downstream from here. This general area was once part of her habitat and you can still find some traces. Now pink dolphins (Inia Geoffrensis) are native to the Orinoco, Amazon and Araguaia/Tocantins River systems of Brazil, Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia and Venezuela. During the rainy season they roam far and wide in flooded forests and marshes finding tasty crustaceans, crabs, small turtles, catfish, piranha, shrimp, and other fish. The PinkDolphin (Homo sapiens sapiens) is native to the San Fernando Valley, but is now acclimatized to North Carolina. She roams the world finding thousands of geocaches and then documents her adventures in wonderful cache logs. Said to be not a master of puzzle caches she still finds quite a few and I can't find any without her help.
The cache is in a small triangle of city property so don't go exploring too much. Don't expect my exact cliche hide.
My soundtrack: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8q2hJ1xAR5s
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