Lost guitars after rehearsal near Kirksville Library
Description
I lost my guitars after our short rehearsal outside the Kirksville Public Library on Main Street, around 4:15 p.m. Sunday. One is a sunburst electric with a frayed red strap, the other a small natural acoustic that fits in a soft black case. I set them on the ground near a bench while I hurried to fix a loose wire and check a chord chart, and then a gust of wind knocked a flyer from my hand and I looked back to find them gone. They mean a lot to me -- they're tied to late-night practice sessions with friends and the sound of our campus at dusk. If anyone has seen them, I would appreciate any info that helps return them.
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