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I was walking the Hyannis waterfront last night, around 6:15 p.m., when I spotted a neat row of four folding chairs tucked between the railing and the ramp to the ferry terminal. They are lightweight aluminum with chipped blue paint and one chair still has a faded sticker with a sailboat. They looked like they were left behind after a small gathering, maybe a sunset snack on the seawall. It felt hopeful to think someone might be missing them, so I posted this listing and hope to reunite them with their owner.
I realized around 5:50 PM on Friday that my tank accessories were missing from the back seat after a stroll along Provincetown's MacMillan Wharf. The items are in a clear plastic tote with a black lid, housing a heater, a small filter, hoses, and spare tubing. I last had them after helping a friend pack up our gear near the harbor and I must have forgotten to bring the tote back to the car. I’m hoping they turn up, because aquarium upkeep is a small but real comfort here on Cape Cod, and those pieces are hard to replace.
Last night around 7:15 p.m., I realized I lost my Breeds after a quick walk along Coast Guard Beach in Eastham. I had set them down to wipe the sand from my hands and must have left them near the parking area by the dunes. My heart sank because these Breeds have been with me through road trips and quiet mornings on the water, and I’m terrified they’ll be separated from me for good. If you happened to spot them anywhere near the Coast Guard Beach access road or the parking lot, please let me know.
At about 9:15 p.m. on Monday, I realized my drums were missing from the corner of my cottage on Cape Cod, just a short walk from Nauset Beach in Eastham. It’s a small, home-made kit with a bright red finish on the bass and toms, and a few stickers that my nephew helped me decorate. Those nights of jamming with friends made this place feel like home, and losing the drums turned the living room into something quieter and emptier. If anyone happened to see a drum kit left near the Chatham Lighthouse or tucked behind a shed on Cape Cod, please let the folks listing know—hope to get them back where they belong.
Work Bags filled with tools and Handy man supplies. East Fal Highway. Call with description, 781-640-4200
I was walking along the Hyannis harbor on Cape Cod this morning around 9:10 a.m. when I heard a fluttering behind a cluster of boats. I found a small travel cage tucked beside a shed near the ferry dock, and inside were three avians—a bright blue parakeet, a yellow canary, and a shy brown cockatiel. They looked hungry but gentle, and they calmed when I spoke softly and offered seeds from my bag. I’ve kept them safe on my porch and am hoping to reconnect them with their owner soon. They’re clearly someone’s pets, not wild birds. If these birds belong to you, please reach out through the site so we can reunite them.
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