Your map might show that this cache is on solid land but, trust me, it is not! Entrance to the marsh is from Otsego Lake. When I placed the cache, fish were jumping, red-winged blackbirds were trilling and a chorus of frogs were in full-throated song. The water level is high and if it gets higher, this cache may disappear. But----a drier summer is predicted (for what that's worth) and I hope the cache and island remain above water and/or in the same location (there are smaller floating muck islands) for folks willing to brave a few skeeters to get a smiley and to admire the beauty of the area.
You will need to bring your own writing instrument.
I have made no attempt to conceal the container, which is actuallly small, not a micro. It should be an easy spot and grab.
Why no attempt at concealment? I think you'll figure out why when you are there. I love marshes, but I don't want to spend a lot of time backing and turning and reaching and risking a tip over marshy waters.