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I was walking along the Fort Bragg waterfront near the Glass Beach parking lot on Sunday around 3:20 PM when I found a bag stuffed with Equipment for Various Sports. Inside was a green duffel, a basketball, several jerseys, a few cones, and even a lacrosse stick, plus water bottles stamped with a local league. It looked like someone’s weekend training pack had been left behind in the sea breeze while they grabbed a quick bite. I felt a wave of relief thinking about the person who might be worried, and I’m glad to help reunite them with their gear.
I was walking along the Mendocino coast near Glass Beach in Fort Bragg around 6:15 p.m. last Friday when I spotted a small zippered pouch snagged on a driftwood log. Inside were several GPS devices with chargers and a loose car key fob. They look recently used and there aren’t obvious labels. I picked them up and kept them safe, hoping the owner will see this and claim them through the site. The coast can be unpredictable, and I want to help reunite someone with their gear.
Friday around 4:30 p.m., I found a Student ID card lying on the sidewalk near Oceanview Market on Ukiah's Main Street in Mendocino County. The card shows a photo and a name that looked like 'Alex Kim' at a casual glance; I didn't pry and kept it safe. It can be panic-inducing to lose something official, and I felt a responsibility to help get it back where it belongs. If this ID is yours, please check the site and verify the details to reclaim it.
I realized I was missing my travel visas this morning after a meeting in Ukiah around 4:30 PM. I was driving along Highway 1 and stopped briefly at the Glass Beach overlook in Fort Bragg to stretch my legs, and that’s when I last recall having them in a blue folder on the passenger seat. Since then, I’ve retraced my steps and searched the car, the motel lobby, and a few rest stops with no luck. They’re essential documents and I’m anxious about being unable to travel without them.
Hi, I'm Emily Carter. I lost a bundle of sheet music I was carrying after a small community jam at Glass Beach on Sunday around 6:20 PM. It's a worn blue binder with a seagull doodle on the cover and a few notes circled in red. I must have left it on a bench near the Glass Beach parking lot, and now I feel the missing melodies slipping away with it.
I lost my Nintendo Switch OLED model this afternoon around 3pm near Redwood Coffee on Main Street in Ukiah, Mendocino County. It’s in a gray protective case with Neon Blue and Neon Red Joy-Cons, and there’s a panda sticker on the back plus a screen protector with a small scratch in the lower left corner. The console has sentimental value for me—it's how I unwind after long shifts, and I had saved a few indie games there that really mean a lot. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back; you can reach me at [email protected].
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