While driving through Utah last summer, we found an urban cache with a
firework in it. We decided to take it and dispose (ignite) it right there.
Sometimes people don't think about who might find the cache.
Mark
"Ford, Denny" <denny.ford6@honeywell.com> wrote:
> I just received an email from a non geocacher that her 10 year old son found
in the park.  She wrote "my 10 yr old son
> has found your cashe and brought it home to me.  sorry to have messed up
your game.  your log book, a pencil, 2 cards, a
> keychain and a small pocket knife are inside.  I will return your cashe to
the park, but not sure of the actual
> location, not to mention... I really don't feel right about leaving a knife
in the park for a kid to find.(justaMy
> opinion) so... took knife, left peace of mind.   12/09/02  good hunting."
> 
> This is something I have not thought about, when we hid regular caches in
the forest, we don't worry about kids finding
> them, but this is a case where we should consider what we put in urban
Caches that are hidden in city parks.
> 
> I thought I would share, and to keep us out of trouble.
> 
> Denny
> Tres Hombres 
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