Lost: Sheet Music in Myrtle Beach, SC
Description
On a sunny Saturday around 4:15 p.m., I left my Sheet Music folder on a bench near the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, just past the SkyWheel on Ocean Boulevard. It holds original pieces I’ve been polishing for weeks, stained with coffee rings and music-note doodles, and I’m desperate to find it before the next recital. I retraced along the Boardwalk, moved through the arcades, and even checked the parking lot by the pier, but the folder stayed missing. The music means a lot to me—it’s how I remember practicing with my late grandmother—and I’m hoping a kind passerby found it and kept it safe until now.
Approximate last-seen location
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