Found: Sheet music near Centennial Park.
Description
I found these sheet music pieces outside Centennial Park by the Caloosahatchee River around 6:15 p.m. on Saturday while I was looping through the River District after a quick snack run. The pages were fluttering against a bench, some with bright colored covers and a few with scuffed corners. It looked like someone had been practicing recently, and the binder caught my eye with a single name scribbled in pencil on the first page. I tucked everything into my tote and kept the memory safe, hoping the owner would see this post somewhere on the site and claim them. Music has a way of traveling, and I’d love to help it find its way home.
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