Lost travel adapters in Enid area
Description
This evening, around 6:40 p.m., I was getting ready for a road trip and stopped by the Enid Public Library on West Maine Street when I realized my travel adapters were gone from my backpack. I had plugged in my phone at a bench near the library's garden, then stepped inside for a minute and when I came back they were gone. The adapters are a small, black brick with a red accent and a universal plug - nothing flashy, but essential for the trip I'm planning to see friends in nearby towns. I'm bummed and a little anxious about the journey, hoping someone who found them kept them safe.
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