I have a quest to find a lost teddy bear for a girl who has trouble sleeping (possibly due to all the zombies walking), but I can't seem to find it. Can someone post a map pointing to the location of the lost teddy bear?
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Apparently the reason why the quest wasn't tracking was because I was too far away.
The bungalows Anne was talking about is way back near the hotel the blue waypoint in this map is where it is located:
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