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While strolling along the Wilmington Riverwalk at 12:20 PM on Tuesday, I spotted a small backpack and a tangle of cables abandoned under a bench near the Riverfront Park. A pouch labeled Memory Cards spilled out, with a few boxes marked 'Camera 1' and 'Backup' visible in the sunlight. It looked like someone was capturing a sunny afternoon and had to hurry away. I felt a mix of curiosity and care, hoping these bits of data would help someone finish their project. I’m posting this so the rightful owner can find them easily through the site.
I am Jordan Brooks, and I found a bundle of old postcards while walking along the Atlantic Beach boardwalk this afternoon around 2:15 pm. The cards look like vintage seaside scenes, some postmarked from the 1950s, a few from Wilmington and New Bern. They were lying near a bench by the lifeguard tower, and they feel important to someone who wrote on the back. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner sees this and claims them.
On Tuesday around 7:15 p.m., I was walking along the Wilmington Riverwalk with my dog when I spotted a neatly folded stack of sheets beside a bench near the fountain. They’re a pale blue, simple pattern, and they still smelled faintly of detergent. It looked like someone must have misplaced them in a rush after a long day. I picked them up, checked the nearby bags, and decided to bring them here so the owner could find them through the site. If these are yours, I hope this helps you get back your bedding.
Last Sunday I was at the Wilmington Riverwalk near the Battleship North Carolina around 11:15 am, and I must have set my terrariums down while I snapped photos of the river. They’re three glass containers on a small black metal stand: one tall cylinder with a tiny fern, another squat jar with bright green moss, and a petite globe hosting a delicate air plant. They’re not just decorations—they were gifts from my grandmother, and I’d carried them along the boardwalk as the breeze carried the scent of salt and wax from the lighthouse. When I looked back, they were gone, and my chest tightened with worry. I retraced steps past the benches, fishermen, and a dog nodding at a sailor statue, but they vanished into the crowd.
Hi, I’m Grace Whitaker. I lost my travel adapters sometime around 8:15 p.m. on Saturday near the Atlantic Beach boardwalk and the lifeguard stand. I’d just finished a quick weekend trip to Emerald Isle and must have left them on a wooden bench by the pier area. They’re a compact black set with two USB ports and a white sticker that says Travel. I’m really hoping to get them back, since I rely on one charger to stay powered up for maps and photos while I’m on the road.
During a sunset stroll along Atlantic Beach's boardwalk at about 7:15 p.m. last Friday, I realized my coin pouch with a handful of old quarters and a commemorative coin from a family trip was missing. I retraced the boardwalk and the shops along the pier, but I didn’t find it. Those coins carry memories for me, and I’d be grateful if someone who picked them up could return them so the memories stay intact.
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