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I lost my sculptures last Tuesday around 5:45 pm while wandering Fore Street after a small local art pop-up in Exeter. The pieces are two bronze sculptures, about 20 cm tall, with clean geometric shapes and a weathered patina. I set them down briefly to take a photo by Exeter Cathedral, and when I looked back they were gone. They mean a lot to me—one was a gift from a mentor, the other a study piece I’d saved for years. I’d be grateful to anyone who finds them; I’m hoping the owner sees this listing and knows I’m looking for them.
I lost my USB drives at 8:20 p.m. on Tuesday, May 23, after a quick coffee at a café near Exeter Cathedral. They’re two slim drives in a blue sleeve labeled Q3 and Notes. They hold important notes for a project, and losing them feels stressful. They were last seen on the table outside Exeter Central Library, near Cathedral Close.
Last Tuesday around 8:15 p.m., I was by Exeter Cathedral on North Street when I realised my two toasters had vanished from the bag I’d left on the bench. One is a retro red toaster with chrome detailing, the other is a cream toaster with a faded floral pattern. They’re dear to me because they were a gift from my mum, and replacing them would be a real hassle. If anyone has seen them, please let the site know so they can be reunited with their owner.
Hi, I'm Harriet Collins. I lost my organizers while walking along the South West Coast Path near Dawlish Warren, around 4:15 PM on Friday. They were in a small tote bag, dropped near the sea wall by the railway line, and I’ve been anxious about them since. Inside are travel plans and reminders for work and family; I’d hate to lose them. I’d be grateful to be reunited with them through this site, so if anyone picked them up, please know I’m hoping they’re safe and can be returned.
While leaving Exeter St Davids station around 9:15 p.m. on Tuesday, I found a bundle of photographs lying on the pavement near the station entrance. They look like family photos from the 1980s, tucked in a faded album with a few loose prints. I slipped them into my bag and carried them toward the ticket hall, thinking someone must be worried about lost memories. If these belong to someone, I hope they’ll be reunited through the system; photographs like these deserve to be seen by the people in them.
On Friday 8 December, around 7:45 pm, I lost my bag of holiday decorations from the living room of my flat on Fore Street in St Ives, Cornwall. The garlands with silver tinsel and a dozen red-and-green baubles were meant for the village Christmas display at the parish hall this weekend. I last set them on the coffee table at 7:30 pm, while I watched the waves from the window overlooking Porthminster Beach. It aches to think they might be tucked somewhere in the house or behind a curtain, and I keep replaying every moment I moved them. If you’ve seen a bag matching this description, please contact through the site.
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