Lost & found miscellaneous in Catskills
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Lost travel adapters near Phoenicia Diner, Catskills
I had my travel adapters in a small pouch when I stopped for coffee at the Phoenicia Diner around 8:15 p.m. last Friday after a day of hiking through the Catskills. I must have left them on the counter while I paid and chatted with the waitress about the view from the porch. The place smelled of hot coffee and apple pie, and the booths glowed amber as the sunset faded outside. I'm hoping someone picked them up and held onto them, because I rely on those little adapters to charge my phone while I'm on the road.
Blue North Face ski jacket with snowflake pin
I lost my blue North Face ski jacket this afternoon around 3:20pm near the trailhead cafe at Belleayre Mountain in the Catskills. It's a men's size L, bright cobalt blue with a white stripe along the left sleeve and a tiny red snowflake pin on the zipper pull. The inner lining is gray fleece and there’s a small fray at the left cuff. Inside the left pocket there’s a folded photo of my grandma, which makes it sentimental—she gave me this jacket, and I really need it back. If you saw it in the Belleayre parking lot or along the Nordic trails, please message me.
Blue glucose meter in gray case
I lost my blue Accu-Chek glucose meter in a gray neoprene case yesterday around 5:30pm outside the Catskill Regional Medical Center cafeteria on Marys Avenue in Catskill. The meter is small and slim, with a white screen and a blue outer shell; the case has a tiny dent on the lower-right corner and a red heart sticker with the initials 'PR' on the zipper. Inside are my glucose test strips and a few receipts; it’s the device I use every day for my diabetes management. This item is really important to me and I rely on it for my health. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back asap; I can meet near the hospital entrance or arrange pickup today.
Olive-green dry bag with pinecone sticker
I lost my olive-green dry bag yesterday around 3pm. It's a compact, 9-inch waterproof pouch with a black zipper and an orange carabiner clipped to the top handle. The front has a small pinecone sticker, and inside there's a laminated tag with the initials 'P.K.' plus a wrinkled map of the Esopus Creek trail. I was near the Esopus Creek overlook behind the Phoenicia Diner on Main Street when I last saw it. It also holds a USB charger and some sentimental notes from my grandfather, so it's really important I get it back.
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