Lumberjack Tom: Today I visited these caches with the intention of checking all of them, but specifically HC#2 (for maintenance) and HC#5 (to replace the micro, which was, as suspected, missing, with a "small" container). Upon entering the access road I was surprised to see a number of new signs that had been placed since my last visit. There were two kinds: "No Dumping" and "Private Property." When I pulled into the pumping plant there was an MSD employee there and I asked him about the private property signs. He told me that the area had "always" been private property, but that there had never been any serious notification until the ATV traffic had begun to get out of control. The new signs were posted in response to that. That was when I made up my mind to go ahead and archive this series of caches. I don't want visitors to feel as awkward as I did when I encountered those signs. So instead of doing some repair and replacement, I left my materials in the car and instead used my backpack to pick up the four remaining caches. I am also happy to report that almost all the ATV trails that had been so noticeable during my last visit are almost entirely grown over. It looks like the signs, and perhaps some other measures, are having a positive effect. This series was fun, but I think it's time to put it on the shelf.