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I lost my monogrammed blue quilt with white piping last night around 3:15pm near Cannery Row, right outside the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It’s a queen-size quilt, soft cotton, with a tiny embroidered sea turtle in the bottom-right corner and a faded lavender ribbon tag that says 'Home'. It was a gift from my grandmother, so it means a lot to me and carries a lot of sentimental value. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back, especially since it’s comfortable for my nightly sleep and the embroidery helps me spot it among other linens on the laundry rack at the motel by Del Monte Beach.
Yesterday around 3pm I realized my kid's favorite train set was missing. I was on Cannery Row near the Monterey Bay Aquarium, walking the boardwalk by the souvenir shops when it vanished. It's a Melissa & Doug wooden train set with a red engine, blue passenger car, and yellow caboose on light brown tracks. The engine has a tiny chrome whistle and one track piece has a slightly bent end; the lid of the box is worn and still says 'First Train' on the top. It's sentimental to us—a gift from grandma—and since I'm listing this in the Children's Toys & Games category for Monterey Bay, I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my blue Nike running jacket yesterday around 3pm near Cannery Row, by the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's a lightweight windbreaker in navy with a bright neon lime zipper pull and a small reflective swoosh on the chest. There's a tiny tear on the left cuff from a stumble on the path near Fisherman's Wharf. It's my go-to training jacket and it has sentimental value—it was a gift from my coach after finishing my first half-marathon. If anyone found it, please get in touch; I'd really appreciate getting it back.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost a palm-sized metal tin on Cannery Row near the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's matte silver with a light-blue lid, about 2.5 by 3 inches, and the lid is engraved with the initials 'PP'; there's a small dent on the corner. Inside is a dried white rose from a bouquet and a tiny laminated note I wrote to myself. This box is sentimental—it was a gift from my grandmother and the note reminds me of her, I’d really like to get it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d be grateful to have it returned.
I think I dropped my blue contact lens case yesterday around 3pm near Cannery Row, outside the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's a small, clear plastic case with a bright blue lid and a tiny A2 stamp on the bottom, plus a little star sticker I added for easy finding. The case holds two lenses and has a faint scratch from being in my pocket. I wear disposable contacts daily, and this case has my prescription label inside, so it's kinda sentimental and I really need it back. If anyone found it, I'd really appreciate returning it to me.
Found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind the Monterey Bay Aquarium on Cannery Row. It's a medium-sized case with a brass zipper and a small scuff on the bottom corner. Inside is a blue microfiber laptop sleeve, a red heart-shaped keychain clipped to the zipper pull, and a few receipts along with a well-worn notebook. There's an initials badge 'AJ' on the inside pocket and a tiny Monterey Tourism badge tucked in another pocket. I’d love to get this back to its owner since it clearly holds important stuff from work or travel. If this sounds like yours, reach out and we’ll arrange a safe handoff nearby.
I found a navy blue Samsonite 28-inch spinner this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Cannery Row parking lot behind the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's in decent shape with a few scuffs on the shell and a small dent on the top edge, but the wheels roll and the zipper works. The luggage tag attached is bright red with the initials 'L.G.' and there’s a faded palm-tree sticker on one side. I’m hoping to reunite it with its owner, since travel gear like this probably holds a lot of memories. If this sounds like yours in the Suitcases & Luggage category for Monterey Bay, reply here so we can coordinate.
I found a glossy ticket for the Monterey Bay Jazz Festival this afternoon around 2:15pm, sitting on a bench outside the Cannery Row entrance near the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It’s a standard rectangular ticket with a bright blue header, and the barcode reads 0469-MJF-23. The seating info shows Section 2, Row E, Seat 7, and there’s a tiny coffee stain on the bottom edge with a light crease along the left corner from being folded in a pocket. This ticket could mean a lot to the owner — it was likely a planned night out and I’d hate for it to go unused. If this belongs to you, I’d love to help get it back.
I found this blue Penguin Books edition paperback this afternoon around 1:45pm in the parking lot behind the Monterey Bay Aquarium on Cannery Row. It’s a 320-page mystery novel, cover creased and spine a bit worn, with a coffee ring on the back. Inside the front cover there’s a handwritten note in blue ink that reads 'For Mia, enjoy!' and a small yellow star sticker on the first blank page. The edges show slight yellowing, and there’s a faint sea air scent—clearly loved and read many times. If the owner recognizes these details, I’d really like to help get it back to them.
I found a gray Anker PowerCore 20,000mAh power bank this afternoon around 2:15pm near the Cannery Row entrance by the Monterey Bay Aquarium. It's in decent shape, a bit scuffed on the corners, and it has a small dolphin sticker on the back with a bright blue USB-C cable tangled with it. I left it on the bench outside the souvenir shop closest to the aquarium, hoping the owner might come back for it. There’s a tiny dent on the bottom-right corner and the cable is clearly marked with a blue label that says FAST CHARGE. If it’s yours, tell me the sticker detail or the color of the cable and I’ll know it’s yours.
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