Frustration #2: The Key to Success Multi-Cache

Since the destruction of the Mississippi River silt jetties by hurricane 'Katrina' in 2005, the Mitchell River Silt Jetties (known locally as 'The Spit') are now claimed to be the longest in the world and at over 8 km long they are a remarkable geographical feature. With views over Lake King and Jones Bay they are a must see for anyone in the area and are one of my favorite spots to go and enjoy the quite.

This is the second in the "Frustration" cache series and although this area already has several caches show-casing (or is that show-caching?) this remarkable location, I couldn't resist placing another that will make you stop and admire this unique locale. Also, I thought that the scenery will make up for the feelings of resentment you will undoubtedly feel in trying to open the cache (you'll understand once you see it).
Keep an eye out for wildlife as the nearby clearing is home to a mob of kangaroos as well as a lone fox, countless birds and occasionally the odd echidna. Be sure to bring along your camera!

Park your car and walk in to the posted coordinates; once there you will find 'something' that you are to follow for approximately 46 paces (or until you hit the fence). Here you will find the cache itself (a standard size ammunitions container) and it is there that the real challenge begins!

Good luck and Happy Hunting!