Hiding in plain sight. 😂 This time, Alex and Nichole tracked down Loko and Hawk’s treasure coins tucked near the informational sign at Hopewell Rocks in New Brunswick — a spot where a popular tourist area and masses of people stop to check the tide information, admission details and figure out when they can walk the ocean floor. Alex and Nichole apparently had more important reading material: “Where the heck did Mark hide the coins?” 🪙😂

And what a cool place to plant them. Hopewell Rocks sits along the Bay of Fundy, home to some of the world’s highest tides. The famous “Flowerpot Rocks” were shaped over thousands of years as the Fundy tides eroded the cliffs and sea stacks. At low tide, visitors can walk along the ocean floor; hours later, that same area can be covered by seawater. Mother Nature basically runs this place on her own schedule — so you’d better check that sign! 🌊😂

And there they are in the photo — Loko and Hawk finally back above ground! Great job, Alex and Nichole. Another couple of treasures recovered, another cool stop added to the adventure, and another story these little coins get to carry home. At this rate, I’m pretty sure you two aren’t reading informational signs anymore…you’re checking behind them for treasure. 😂🪙🏍️

ARRRGH, MATEY — Loko & Hawk are officially heading HOME! 🏴‍☠️🇨🇦