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I was strolling along Milsom Street near the Royal Crescent at about 6:15 pm on Friday when my Breeds slipped from my tote and vanished into the Bath evening. Breeds is a small collection—three folders labeled with different breed profiles, each with a blue sticker and a tiny paw-print charm. The wind hissed between the lampposts and my heart dropped as the familiar weight of the bag disappeared from my side. I’m hoping a passerby might recognise them and help bring them back to their owner in Bath.
Yesterday at 6:45 pm, I was strolling along the River Avon by Pulteney Bridge in Bath when I found a drone tangled in a hedge just outside the bridge's steps. It has a black carry case and pink propeller guards. It's not mine, and I felt a sudden responsibility to help reconnect it with its owner. I kept the drone safe and left a note here so the rightful owner can identify it if they see this.
I was at Bath Abbey on Stall Street around 2:30 p.m. today when I paused to take photos, and somehow two silver-tone brooches slipped from my coat and vanished. They are small and delicate: one has a tiny emerald accent, the other a pearl-like bead, both on a thin silver chain. I’ve retraced the steps along Stall Street and outside the Roman Baths, but I couldn’t locate them. If someone found them, please return them through this site; they’re irreplaceable keepsakes and carried memories of a dear aunt.
I found these shopping bags outside Bath Abbey on Milsom Street at 2:50 p.m. on Saturday, 20 June. They were stacked against the stone wall outside a closed coffee shop, a pink ribbon tying one bag shut and a spare receipt peeking out. Inside appeared to be groceries and a folded map, nothing hazardous. I slid the bags onto the doorstep of a nearby charity shop so they’d be easy to spot by whoever returns later. It felt like a small, ordinary moment of kindness in the bustle of Bath, and I’m glad someone else can reclaim them.
Yesterday at 7:40 PM, I found two guitars leaning against a wall near Bath Abbey, Bath, United Kingdom. The lighter wood bore a couple of nicks from travel, and one guitar wore a sticker that read Indigo. A frayed strap hung from the other, and the strings carried that road-worn vibe. I left the guitars with a note at the church entrance and hoped the owner would recognize them when they pass by.
I was strolling along Pulteney Bridge in Bath around 7:15 pm on Sunday when I spotted a turquoise swimsuit tucked beneath a bench by the River Avon. I picked it up and carried it toward the Bath Spa area hoping to find a lost-and-found desk or a staff member who could help. The fabric is a little creased from the walk, and the chlorine scent still clings to it, a small reminder of a day by the pool. I imagine the owner might be frantic and relieved to see this post; I hope you see it and reclaim your suit soon.
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