Natebreed810

Awesome! Yeah you should be able to walk out there from the ramp. I dried it out the best I could but a lot of stuff was damaged. Is there a way to update or add its location?

If someone else wants to try posting the picture I'll email it but it won't let me post from my phone or PC. Edited to add I made the list my profile pic if that helps anybody out. The cache was moved to the tip of an island on Silver Lake 28°34'19.32"N 82°12'34.64"W and I put the can in crook of a couple cypress knees. I took a T-rex Toy and left a can coozie.

Ive tried posting the picture of the log a couple times but I keep getting error 200 something. There wasn't any code like that although there was a stenciled area for it on the side of the can, it may have been washed off. I didn't get a picture of the most recent visit as someone had put it on a random page but best as I can tell here is the rest. 1/20/17 BS or B5 1/12/16 YRWELOST or YRWELO5T 11/25/16 Mardub51 11/22/16 KNSLVR ????? 11/2/16 MAK50 9/11/16 NAG 3/7/16 chrisbritt and Caver-bill 2/18/16 MRC, Inky + Jason 09/27/15 Noah 1/23/15 1CUZ and BEACHLVR31 1/18/15 Teachbs65

On a Kayak trip this weekend I stumbled across a Geocache in a .30 cal ammo can that had been washed away apparently during Hurricane Irma. The cache was pretty obviously not where it was supposed to be and water logged so I loaded it into my kayak and moved it to a more suitable and accessible spot further down the river. I couldn't find any specific number on the cache but did find a log of the most recent visitors. It had been active pretty recently. I am only vaguely familiar with Geocaching but I was hoping the community could help with finding the owner and updating the location if possible. It was on the Withalacoochee River in Florida which looks like it has a ton of caches. Could I work backwards from the visitor log to find the owner or original location? Thanks all.