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I lost my blue fleece hoodie yesterday around 6pm near the Olympic National Park Visitor Center in Port Angeles. It's a Columbia brand, size large, with a small seahorse embroidery on the left sleeve and white drawstrings. There's a faint coffee stain on the front pocket and a tiny tear at the bottom hem. It was a gift from my sister and it really feels like a part of me—I've worn it almost every day this fall. If someone found it, I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back; it has sentimental value.
I lost my sterling silver bracelet yesterday around 3pm near the Port Townsend Ferry Terminal on Water Street, Olympic Peninsula. It's a dainty 7-inch bracelet with a tiny compass charm and a small anchor charm. The clasp is engraved with the initials A.J. and there are a couple of light scratches from wear. It was a sentimental gift from my grandmother, so I’m really hoping it surfaces soon.
I lost my black Bose QC45 over-ear headphones yesterday around 3pm near the Starbucks on Front Street in Port Townsend, on the Olympic Peninsula. They come in a black carry case with a gray zipper and a small dent on the right earcup. Inside the case, there's a tiny red maple leaf sticker and my initials 'P.K.' scratched on the lining. They were a gift from my sister and really help me focus during long workdays, so they’ve got sentimental value. If anyone found them, I’d be forever grateful to get them back.
I was hiking the trails around Olympic Peninsula last weekend and somehow lost my black Anker Bluetooth headphones. I took them off to enjoy the views and forgot to put them back in my bag. They have a few scratches, but still work perfectly. It would mean a lot to me if anyone has found them, as they were a gift from a close friend.
I lost my black rolling suitcase near the Hoh Rain Forest while hiking on the Olympic Peninsula last weekend. It has a few travel stickers on it and contains personal items including some clothes and a blue travel toiletry bag. I'm really hoping to get it back, as it has some sentimental value.
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.
I found this cute, soft, plaid dog bandana while hiking around the trails of the Olympic Peninsula. It looked like it had been lying there for a while, and it's still in great condition, just a bit dusty. If it belongs to you or someone you know, please reach out with a description and I'd be happy to return it.
I found a small black USB drive while walking the trails near Hurricane Ridge in Olympic Peninsula. It was lying on a rock next to the trail, and I'm guessing it might belong to someone who took a break and accidentally left it behind. If anyone is missing a USB, please describe it to claim!
I found a stylish brown leather crossbody purse while hiking near Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park. It looks relatively new and contains some personal items like a pair of sunglasses and a small sketchbook. The purse has a unique floral design stitched on the front. If this sounds like yours, please reach out to me!