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Hi, I'm Mia Carter. I was in Greenville this afternoon for a seminar and left my travel adapters on a bench near Liberty Bridge around 6:30 p.m. on Friday, at Falls Park on the Reedy. They're the compact black adapters with a blue dot that fit UK and EU outlets; I had them connected to my charging cable while I was jotting notes on a travel itinerary. I returned to the bench and they were gone, and I feel anxious about staying connected during my trip. I hope someone found them and handed them in.
I was walking back to my car after grabbing coffee on Main Street around 6:30 p.m. today when I spotted two lamps tucked behind a bench near Falls Park on the Reedy in Greenville. One lamp has a brass base and a cream shade; the other is a tall brushed-steel piece with a navy shade. They looked out of place against the gray stones, like someone’s living-room memories abandoned for a moment. I picked them up, checked around to be sure no one was looking for them, and brought them to a safer spot. I’d be relieved to see these go home with their rightful owner—they’d brighten a home far more than a curb ever could.
I was sorting through an old stamp album at a coffee shop near Main Street when I realized a small leather pouch with a handful of stamps had vanished. I last saw it around 4:25 p.m. yesterday near the Liberty Bridge entrance at Falls Park on the Reedy, where the river twists through downtown Greenville. Those stamps belonged to my grandmother and a few letters from decades past, and losing them feels like losing a piece of our family history. If you happened to find a tiny pouch with stamps inside, I hope you’ll see this and let the site reconnect us.
This morning at 9:15 am, I was walking along Main Street after coffee and realized my Passports were missing from my tote. I’d wandered from the Liberty Bridge toward Falls Park on the Reedy, enjoying the morning air and the sound of the river. The passports are essential for my upcoming trip, with my photo and vital details inside a brown leather cover; I am anxious and hopeful someone found them and kept them secure. If found, I would be immensely grateful for safe keeping until I can report them and arrange replacements.
I’m Mia Carter. I was strolling along the Reedy River at Falls Park on the Reedy yesterday around 6:15 p.m. when two small brooches slipped from my coat and vanished into the crowd. One is a silver leaf with tiny blue stones; the other is a circular pin with a mother-of-pearl center, both on delicate backs. They’re sentimental keepsakes from my grandmother, and I’ve retraced every path, bench, and bridge in the area since. If you found them near Liberty Bridge or on the grassy overlook, I’d be incredibly grateful.
On Friday evening around 6:15, I left my Equipment for Various Sports bag on a bench near Falls Park's Liberty Bridge after a quick warm-up. It's a black backpack that held a basketball, a folded yoga mat, and a few resistance bands, all with my initials on the tag. Losing it has me stressed because that gear is my weeknight routine and the last thing I want is to scramble for a new practice plan. If you found a bag matching this description in or around Main Street or Falls Park, please connect through the site so I can get it back.
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