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Hi, I’m Grace Turner. I must have left two terrariums somewhere around Market Square in Nottingham on Saturday around 4:10 PM, after stopping by a tiny plant stall near the Market Edge Bookshop. One is a round glass terrarium with airy air plants; the other is a rectangular container with tiny pebbles and a little fern curling at the corners. I’ve retraced from the tram stop by the Council House to the square and back again, but they never turned up. Losing them feels strange, almost like misplacing living tiny gardens, and I miss their little ecosystems. If anyone found them, please keep them safe until they’re reunited with me.
Yesterday around 7:20 pm, I was by Nottingham's Market Square tram stop when I felt my coins slip from my pocket. They're a mix of small pennies and a few old coins that belonged to my grandfather, and the soft clink in the damp air felt like a memory. I walked back along Market Street toward the Council House, checking the cobbles as the rain began, but the coins were gone. This little collection means a lot to me, a tiny link to family history I carry every day. I’d be grateful to have them back.
I found these sandals on Sunday at 9:45 AM, outside Nottingham Station, near the taxi rank by the entrance. They’re blue canvas, size 7, with a small seashell charm on one strap. They looked recently left and a little damp from the drizzle. My mind went to someone rushing to a train, sandals hanging from a bag, shoes forgotten in the bustle. I picked them up, checked for a note, and found nothing. I hope the owner sees this and can reclaim them, perhaps near Old Market Square or the station's main doors.
Last Tuesday around 7:05 p.m., I was leaving a rehearsal space behind the Council House and Old Market Square in Nottingham when my two flutes slipped from my backpack and vanished. One is a silver concert flute in a sturdy black case; the other is a wooden flute with a brass headjoint. I walked toward Stoney Street and along the River Trent, asking shopkeepers and peering into doorways, but they’re gone. Music has always been my anchor, and these flutes are essential for lessons I’m giving at college; I’m hopeful that someone who loves a tune found them and kept them safe.
On Tuesday at 11:45 AM, I was browsing a rack of ties at a stall near Old Market Square in Nottingham, East Midlands, United Kingdom when a strong gust whipped my jacket and my ties slipped from a zip pocket. I dashed after them across the cobbles, past the tram stop, but they disappeared into the crowd. They’re part of my interview outfit, and losing them has me stressing about my upcoming presentation. I’d give anything to see them again—if they’re found anywhere around Nottingham’s city center, I’d be grateful beyond words.
Today at 4:15 pm, I found these brooches tucked behind a bench near Market Square in Nottingham. I’d stepped out of a café for a quick breath when one glinted in the late sun and I pulled them out. There are two pins—a floral enamel piece and a small blue-stone pin—both worn and clearly well-loved. They feel like they belonged to someone who dressed up for a celebration, and I can almost picture them in a crowd of friends. I’d be thrilled to help reunite them with their owner. I’m keeping them safe for now, hoping this helps locate the rightful person.
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