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6:15 p.m. last Friday, I realized my blue-knit scarves were gone from my coat as I walked away from the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center. They’re a soft knit with a thin silver thread along the edge, well worn from winter hikes. I retraced my steps along the Missouri River overlook and asked a couple joggers, but no one had seen them. Losing them felt like losing a small part of my routine—the scarves give me warmth on cold days and remind me of last year’s trips downtown Great Falls. If someone picked them up by chance, I’d be grateful to have them back near that overlook by the center.
Today at 2:45 PM I lost my two parrots after they flew out of their cage while I was tidying up in the living room near Riverside Park. They are bright green with yellow heads, and they love mimicking my voice—Kiwi and Pico. I followed the River Edge Trail along the Missouri River, calling for them, but they vanished into the cottonwood trees. I am worried they will head toward Giant Springs State Park and get split up, especially with all the visitors this time of year. If you have seen them near the park or along the trail, please post what you know through the site.
Yesterday at 3:15 PM, I was walking along Gibson Park's River's Edge Trail in Great Falls when I spotted a wrist watch left on a bench near the park's gazebo. It has a silver face, a black leather strap, and a small initial engraved on the back. I didn’t see anyone nearby who looked like they were searching for it, so I picked it up and kept it with me while I posted here. It feels good to help someone reunite with this everyday item. I hope the owner sees this and knows it wasn’t far from where they might have dropped it.
On Tuesday at 6:30 PM I was wandering the downtown Great Falls plaza near the Paris Gibson Square Museum of Art and realized my two pendants were missing from a velvet pouch in my backpack. One is a tiny silver circle; the other a silver pendant with a turquoise stone. Both are heirlooms from my grandmother and carry a lot of memory. I stopped at a coffee cart outside the museum and must have dropped them somewhere around that area. I’m desperate to find them; if you saw a small velvet pouch or someone handing in jewelry near the museum plaza, please hold on to them.
At about 6:45 p.m. last Friday, I found two acoustic guitars leaning against the brick wall outside the Paris Gibson Square Arts Center on 1st Avenue South in downtown Great Falls. A light drizzle had started, and the streetlamps cast long shadows as a handful of people moved past. I waited a moment to see if someone would return for them, but no one did. One guitar has a sunburst finish and the other a plain black body, both with worn straps that tell stories of gigs and late-night practice. I brought them to safety, hoping the owner would see this post on the site.
I lost a bundle of photographs after a quick stop at the Holiday Village Mall on Great Falls' 10th Avenue, around 7:20 p.m. last Friday. I realized the bundle wasn't in my tote and my heart sank; those prints are family history—my grandparents’ wedding portraits, a photo from the Missouri Breaks, and a few road-trip candids. I keep them in a weathered album with a pink ribbon, and losing them feels like losing a memory I can’t replace. If someone happened to have found them and set them aside, I’d be forever grateful to have them back where they belong.
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