This nifty lit'l wild space stirs the imagination an' evokes the quintessentially Canadian PSA of yore:
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UPDATE: February 12, 2018
Shanghaied the Cap'n inta punchin' in the posted co-ord's, an' followin' the arrow ta see whar they led: straight from the ship ta the cache, readin' “3 m” standin' an arrrrm's length away starin' the blighter in the eye. Tromped around ta see if'n 'e couldst gits a more accurate average o' readin's (nope)--the more time ye spends under the canopy thar'bouts, the more interference thar be's ta sat' reception. Subsequent approaches from different directions ranged from 4-10 m out at GZ-typical under such cover. Bosun Points (redeemable fer a shift in the galley, an' a cuppla Polly's crackers) ta 'em as maked 'er more difficult than she be's! 
tW
Cache is a small, camo'd L&L containing logbook, pencil (at time of placement--recommend ye BYO quill), an' a zip bag o' wee traders.
Do minds the kiddos near the warter, 'specially durin' floody spells, an' please exercise stealth if'n thar be's muggles nearby. Take care ta rehide the cache securely an' discreetly, thanks muchly!
Enjoy yer visit, eh?
CongRAT's ta ranger 170 and Geodimeter for the FTF's:
First ta Fumble (I mean Find), and First ta Follow! 
Update: February 27, 2021 This geocache is placed on land under the care of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick, who have requested we share the following information with those interested in visiting the site. We are happy to do so, and appreciate both their stewardship of this lovely natural area, part of the Ferris Street Forest & Wetland Preserve, and their permission for the public to visit and cache here responsibly: "This nature preserve is conserved by the Nature Trust of New Brunswick: a charitable land trust dedicated to the conservation and stewardship of natural spaces within the province of New Brunswick. Since inception in 1987, the Nature Trust has conserved over 6,900 acres within more than 48 nature preserves throughout the province. To find out more, visit: www.naturetrust.nb.ca Please be mindful that this area is protected for its ecological, scenic, cultural, geological, and recreational value. Please stick to the trails as much as possible, and limit disturbing the area. If you are interested in volunteering to help manage this nature preserve, or many others, please send an email through the website! Information on the Nature Trust’s nature preserves, and other protected areas within the province, can also be found through ExploreEcoNB, a free app designed to connect people to conservation areas throughout the province, available on both Apple and Android."