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Found yesterday at 2:50 p.m. on a park bench near the Aerial Lift Bridge in Canal Park, Duluth / Superior, Minnesota, United States. It’s a paperback titled Wild and Domestic, with coffee stains along the margins and a frayed spine. I was walking along the lake with my dog when I spotted it resting in the sun, abandoned on the bench. It felt like the kind of thing a traveler would miss and leave behind, and I figured the rightful owner would want it back as much as I do. I’m glad someone honest picked it up and I hope it reaches the person who needs it.
I found two xylophones this morning while walking along Harbor Drive near Canal Park in Duluth. It was about 9:15 AM today, after a light dusting of snow, when they caught my eye lying on the sidewalk with a small bag containing two mallets tucked beside them. The wooden bars are bright with a few scuffs, and one bears a blue sticker. I don’t know who they belong to, but I’d really like to help reunite them with their owner. Please reach out through the site if these are yours.
I was strolling along the Lakewalk in Canal Park near the Aerial Lift Bridge around 4:15 PM on Thursday, June 5, and I realized my travel visas were missing from my backpack. The documents are essential for my upcoming trip in two weeks, and I’m terrified of delays. They’re in a blue binder with a white label, and there may be a coffee stain on the corner. If you recall seeing a person with a blue binder near the souvenir stand, or if someone handed you a binder, please get in touch through the site. I’m hoping someone found them and kept them safe.
I lost a large red over the shoulder Soft Tackle box full of valuable items reward will be offered for return. Superior.
I found someone’s bus tickets today while I was waiting for the eastbound bus near Canal Park in Duluth around 3:15 p.m. on Saturday. The tickets were tucked beneath a bench by a lamppost, crumpled from rain and traffic, with a bold blue header and a few transit stamps still legible. They looked like something a hurried traveler would rely on, maybe a weekend trip to visit family or a friend across the state. I pictured the owner chasing after the bus as the doors closed, and I felt a surge of responsibility to do the right thing. I kept them safe and posted this listing in case they’re scanning.
At 8:15 p.m. last Friday, I finished decorating the tree in my Duluth apartment and set a tote of holiday decorations by the door. When I looked back fifteen minutes later, the tote was gone—it's a stark reminder that I lost them in a blink. The decorations include a green velvet garland, a string of warm white lights, and a glass snowflake ornament I inherited from my grandmother. The lights blinked in the reflection of the Aerial Lift Bridge across the canal, and I felt a hollow ache thinking of Christmas without them. I live near Canal Park, and I keep hoping someone can point me toward the bag or the items inside so I can bring a little cheer back to our home.
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