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I realized my chargers were missing on my way to work, around 9:42 a.m. this morning near Bristol Cathedral on College Green. They were a blue Anker charger set with a white USB-C cable tucked in a black pouch. Losing them felt like losing a lifeline for travel and work today, and I retraced my steps along College Green, hoping someone nearby might have seen them. If these chargers belong to you or you have any memory of them, I’d really appreciate a note through this listing so I can get back on the road with my devices.
I lost my Organizers last night. Around 8:20 p.m. I’d just left St Nicholas Market with a tote full of craft stuff and crossed Broad Street, and when I looked back they were gone. The Organizers are a pale gray plastic set with clear drawers and little handwritten labels I use for events. They also hold a few notes and a pile of fabric scraps I can’t replace easily. I’m anxious about replacing them because they keep my schedule straight for the community group I help run.
On Wednesday afternoon at 15:15, I realised my utensils had gone missing during a community kitchen event near St Nicholas Market in Bristol. I must have left them on a bench by the market stalls while I washed up, because when I turned back they were gone. They’re a mismatched assortment—an old wooden-handled spatula, a couple of stainless forks, and a battered tin spoon—stuff I reach for everyday, and it matters to me more than you might think. If you’ve seen them, please know they’re important to me and I’m hoping for their safe return.
Ring, found near Broad Quay, Bristol
I’m Emily Clarke. On Friday, December 15, around 7:45 PM, I was tidying up my flat near Park Street in Bristol when a gust knocked a box and my holiday decorations spilled out. The set includes a string of warm white fairy lights, a red-and-gold star topper, and a small handmade wooden reindeer. I checked the living room, hallway, and the stairwell of our block, but they’re gone. The flat feels a little empty without them, and I keep thinking about the last photo I took beside the tree at 7:30 PM. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to have them back—these mean a lot to me.
I lost a folder of photographs at 9:45 p.m. yesterday outside the Arnolfini on the Harbourside in Bristol. The folder is a worn black leather case, contents include candid shots from family trips, a mix of color prints and a few black-and-white portraits. They’re priceless to me because they capture moments with my grandfather who passed away last year. If they’re found along the Harbourside walk or near St Nicholas Market, I’d be beyond grateful to have them back.
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