I just found a cache yesterday (Boys of Summer) that had a log entry stating 
it had been found within the last couple of weeks by accident.  The 
accidental finder knew what geocaching was but has not logged it at GC.com 
yet.  It was found while "playing" in the area.

Scott


>From: nathan cluff <natecluff@gmail.com>
>Reply-To: listserv@azgeocaching.com
>To: az-geocaching@listserv.azgeocaching.com
>Subject: [Az-Geocaching] Accidental Cache
>Date: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 13:14:56 -0700
>
>Hello all
>
>I am new to geocaching but thanks to Team Snaptek I am now having fun
>finding caches.
>
>Well as the subject says, I accidentally found a cache.  I have taken my
>wife and kids on a couple caches around town and she wanted to make our own
>cache.  We decided to go to a bark park near our home in Chandler so we
>went, with our dog, and casually walked around the park scouting out a 
>place
>for the cache.  We didnt intend on leaving it at that time because the park
>was really busy with other people walking their dogs.  I walked up to a
>light post and noticed that the base of it was loose and figured that it
>would be a great place to stash a cache.  When I lifted the base up... out
>fell someone elses cache (Doggie Myntz by Team CBX2).  I tried to be quiet
>about it but of course my son, with a newly acquired friend, yelled out 
>that
>I found a cache.  Luckily nobody heard.  I signed the log and tried to
>quietly put it back in its place and casually walked away.
>
>I wonder how many caches I have accidentally found before and not realized
>what they were.
>
>Team Huggydog


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