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Found airline ticket stub near Glasgow Central Station
Near Glasgow Central Station
Found
listing
Posted
13 days
ago
Description
I was locking my bike by Glasgow Central Station at 7:45 p.m. yesterday when I spotted a crumpled airline ticket stub on the cobbles near the taxi rank. It’s a small white slip with a blue airline logo and a Madrid-bound flight number that isn’t mine. The corner is creased, the stamp peeling, like someone’s travel plans paused by wind and rain. I tucked it into my jacket sleeve, hoping the owner will see this and know it wasn’t forgotten on purpose. If this sounds right to you, please respond through the site so you can claim it.
Approximate found location
Near Glasgow Central Station
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