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I lost my grey memory-foam travel neck pillow yesterday around 3pm. I had it in my rental SUV at the Port Townsend Marina parking lot off Water Street, in Port Townsend on the Olympic Peninsula, near the ferry terminal. It's a TraveLite neck pillow, grey on top with a darker underside, and it has a small red zipper pull on the inner pocket that holds a tiny USB-C cable. There's a faded blue tag with my initials AO and a light coffee stain along the edge from a windy coffee stop. This pillow has sentimental value—it's accompanied my grandmother on long trips—and I really need it back if anyone found it.
I was at the Port Townsend Ferry Terminal area along Water Street yesterday around 3pm when I realized my gold-tone hoop earrings with turquoise teardrop charms weren’t in my ears anymore. They’re about 1 inch hoops, gold-tone metal with two tiny turquoise teardrops hanging from each, a bit tarnished from wear. One earring has a tiny dent near the clasp and a faint scratch along the hoop; the other has a small 'A' stamped on the back. This set was a gift from my sister and means a lot to me—it’s sentimental and I’ve been really worried since. If anyone found them, please let me know—I’d really appreciate getting them back.
I lost my red digital metronome yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Water Street in Port Townsend. It’s a compact unit in a bright red silicone case, palm-sized, with a small green cat sticker on the back and a dent on the top-left corner from a minor drop last week. I use it every practice to keep tempo, and it feels sentimental because my late aunt gave me a similar one years ago. If you found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back—it’s not just a gadget, it helps me during gigs and auditions. Hoping someone in the Olympic Peninsula community turned it in.
I lost my red Eagle Creek travel neck pillow yesterday around 3pm near the Port Angeles Ferry Terminal. It’s a standard U-shaped pillow in charcoal-gray fabric with a red piping and a small compass embroidery on the outer side. The cover is soft, with a tiny coffee stain near the zipper, and the adjustable strap on the back is a bit frayed. It’s my go-to for long ferry rides along the Olympic Peninsula and helps with neck pain after hiking days; I’d really love to get it back. If anyone finds it, please message me—thank you so much.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my tan RFID passport wallet near the Port Townsend Ferry Terminal on Water Street. It's a Travelon wallet about the size of a passport, with RFID blocking and a small airplane-shaped zipper pull in brushed brass. Inside I had my passport card, a couple of cards, and a laminated ferry schedule; there’s a faint coffee stain on the back and a tiny crease on the corner. This wallet was a gift from my sister and carries sentimental value, so I’d really appreciate it back if anyone found it.
I found a watch this morning in Port Townsend, in the Olympic Peninsula, behind the Safeway on Water Street. It's a Seiko 5 Sports with a stainless steel bracelet, blue dial, and a white day/date window at 3 o'clock. There’s a tiny scratch across the crystal near the 2 o'clock position and a faint nick on the left lug, but overall it looks pretty well cared for. The watch is on a somewhat worn bracelet, and it seems to have seen a lot of wear. I know this could matter a lot to someone who lost it, and I’d be glad to reunite it with its owner if this is yours.
I found a glossy VIP festival pass this afternoon around 2:15pm near the corner of Lincoln Street and Franklin Avenue by Point Hudson Marina in Port Townsend, Olympic Peninsula. It's a hard plastic pass, black with a gold sunburst hologram and 'VIP ACCESS' printed in bold. On the back there's a faded sticker that says 'Seat A-14' and a barcode with a small scratch along the edge. This is clearly something someone would want back—if you recognize it, send me a message here and I’ll hold onto it until we can meet.
I found a dark oak coffee table with a glass insert this afternoon around 2:15 pm in the parking lot behind Peninsula Market on Water Street in Port Townsend, Olympic Peninsula. It's about 48 inches long and 20 inches wide, with a rectangular glass center and brass trim along the edge. There’s a small scratch on the top-right corner and a tiny brass tag underneath that reads 'Sierra Home.' The legs are tapered and have little felt pads on the bottom, and it smelled faintly of rain and new wood. If this belongs to you, I'd love to help get it back to its owner.
I found a silver-tone bracelet this afternoon around 2:45pm near the Port Angeles City Pier on Harbor Avenue. It's a slim bracelet with a tiny compass charm and a faint engraving inside that reads 'L.P.' plus a tiny star charm on the chain. The metal shows light wear—there are a few micro-scratches but it's still in good condition. If this is yours, share the initials on the inside and the approximate time you last wore it, and we can arrange a quick pickup near the pier.
I found a black Giro mountain bike helmet this afternoon around 3:15pm, sitting on the bike rack outside Safeway on Lincoln Street in Port Townsend, Olympic Peninsula. It's a size M, with a neon-yellow strap and a small scratch on the back. The helmet looks barely used, with the inner padding clean and the vent holes unblocked. If this belongs to you or you know the owner, please reach out; I really hope it gets back to the right rider—it's a practical piece of gear and clearly has sentimental value to someone who spends weekends biking the Olympic Peninsula trails.