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On Friday at exactly 7:25 p.m., I realized my handheld and console were missing from my backpack after I stopped for a coffee near the Woodstock Green in the Catskills. The handheld is in a blue protective case with a few sticker hearts, and the console is a matte black controller with a small dent on the grip. I spent the afternoon hiking the blue trails and snapping photos, and the thought of losing both hurts more than the devices' value. They mean a lot to me for the trip and the memories we made today. If you happened to see anything matching this description around Woodstock or the Green in the Catskills, please keep an eye out.
I lost my holiday decorations after hosting a small family gathering in a rustic cabin on Main Street in Phoenicia, NY, around 7:30 PM on December 18. A silver garland with pinecone accents and a glittery red-and-green banner toppled from the mantle and rolled behind the sofa by the fireplace. I retraced every corner, the fireplace glow catching on tinsel as the clock ticked and the snow began to fall outside the window. If they wandered off, I’d like to think they slipped somewhere safe along the quiet roads of the Catskills, perhaps near the Esopus Creek trailhead or the old stone bridge by the post office.
I was hiking the Phil's Lookout Trail in the Catskills near Phoenicia, NY, around 5:15 p.m. last Friday, and I stepped off the wooden boardwalk by the Phoenicia Diner and realized my sandals were missing. They’re tan with a simple strap, the kind I wear on every weekend hike. I retraced my steps, checking the pine needles and the mud where my pack rubbed my hip, but the trail is busy and the scent of pine is loud. I left the trailhead feeling hopeful but anxious, already replaying where I might have dropped them.
I was tidying the living room of my Catskills cabin on Friday at 7:15 p.m. when I realized the olive drapes with a burgundy border had vanished from their usual rod by the window. The window was closed and nothing else seems out of place, but the room feels less like home without them. They’re not just fabrics; they soften the winter light and give the room a sense of privacy. If you happened to spot them around Route 28 near Phoenicia, I’d be grateful for any sign of them.
I realized my shirts were missing Friday afternoon after helping unload a truck at the Catskills Community Center. The last moment I am sure of is 4:52 PM near Woodstock Village Green, with the sun slipping behind the trees. There is a gray button-down, a navy polo, and a few brightly colored tees - my entire work wardrobe for the season. It is more than laundry; those shirts carry memories of weeknight shifts and weekend hikes, and I hope someone found them and kept them safe until returning them.
I was out for a Sunday stroll along Main Street in the Catskills around 3:15 p.m. when I spotted a tote behind a bench outside the Whistling Kettle cafe. Inside were several DVDs in bright cases, mostly sci-fi titles and a handful of rom-coms, with a blue sticker on one. I left the tote on the bench and walked a few feet away to check the name on a flyer, hoping the owner would see this post too. If these are yours, the site can help reunite you with the finder.
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