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I lost my tan Michael Kors tote yesterday around 3pm near the Wright Brothers National Memorial parking lot in Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks. It's a medium pebble-grain leather tote with gold hardware, and there's a tiny brass plate on the front engraved with my initials 'P.P.'; a pink silk scarf is tied to the handle as a small accent. Inside are my car keys, a navy wallet, and a photo of my grandmother—sentimental stuff I can't replace. The bag shows light wear, a coffee stain on the bottom corner, and a minor scratch on the logo plate. If anyone found it, please reach out; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my blue plastic ID badge yesterday around 3pm. It was on a light-blue lanyard with a tiny seashell charm, and the badge itself features my photo with short, curly hair and a small hologram sticker in the bottom-right corner. Last seen in the parking lot behind the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills, Outer Banks, near the visitor center and the coffee kiosk. This badge opens the office door and has my work info, so I really need it back. If you found it, please email me at [email protected].
I lost my small white business card yesterday around 3pm outside the Safeway on Virginia Dare Trail in Kill Devil Hills on the Outer Banks. It's the size of a typical card, with my name 'Priya Patel' in bold and a tiny seashell logo in the top-right corner. The back has a blue coffee stain and a faint pencil mark along the left edge. It includes my work email and cell number; this card means a lot to me because it also has my mom's emergency contact note, which makes it sentimental. If anyone finds it, please text me—I'm really hoping to get it back.
Lost my blue Shimano 6ft6in fishing rod yesterday around 3pm. I think it was near the Wright Brothers National Memorial parking lot in Kill Devil Hills, probably still in the gravel by the entrance road. It has a black foam handle and a small dent near the reel seat, plus a bright yellow zip-tie with the initials KT on the rod. This rod was a gift from my dad, so it carries a lot of sentimental value, and I really need to get it back.
I was working on a small home project yesterday around 3pm and I think I left my Ryobi One+ cordless drill in the parking lot behind Jennette's Pier in the Outer Banks, specifically Nags Head. It's green and black, with a yellow 18V battery that shows a tiny dent on the corner and a red belt clip with a little chipped paint. The drill lives in a well-used gray canvas bag with a pencil mark on the side. This tool means a lot to me for ongoing repairs, and it's the one I reach for first, so I'd really appreciate getting it back if someone found it.
I found a small calico cat this afternoon around 3:15pm wandering near the Duck Town Park playground in Duck, Outer Banks. It has a pink collar with a tiny blue bell and white paws with an orange patch over its right eye. The cat looked a little nervous at first, but it let me pet it after I offered tuna from a can. It seems healthy and responsive, purring when I spoke softly. If someone is missing a cat that matches this description, please reach out—I’d love to reunite them. I can bring it to a local vet or shelter if needed.
I found a Kindle Paperwhite this afternoon around 3:45 pm, tucked behind a bench near the Whalehead Club along Lighthouse Drive in Corolla, Outer Banks. It’s in a bright neon yellow silicone case with a tiny sea turtle sticker on the back. The screen shows a few minor scratches on the bezel, but it powers up fine and the docking cable is still attached. Inside the device, there’s a bookmark peeking out with a note that reads 'NC road trip memories'—clearly a travel buddy. If you recognize it, message me here with the last book you were reading so I can verify and get it back to you.
I found a brown Bellroy slim wallet this afternoon around 3:15pm behind the Wright Brothers National Memorial parking lot in Kitty Hawk. It's in decent condition, with a few scuffs along the edges and a tiny dent on the bottom-right corner. The inner lining has a small orange fox embroidery, and there’s a brass compass charm attached to a tiny keyring tucked in the coin pocket. Inside, I spotted an ID card with the name Daniel Park, a couple of loyalty cards, and a crumpled beach-reason receipt. It clearly seems well-used and personal—I’d like to see it back with its owner if possible.
Found a tiny gray dwarf hamster this morning around 9:15am in the parking lot behind the Currituck Beach Lighthouse in Corolla, Outer Banks. It's palm-sized with soft fur, gray on top and a white belly, and there’s a crescent-shaped white patch on its left hind leg. It was wearing a light-blue harness-style collar with a tiny bell that jingles when it moves. The little guy seems healthy and curious, a bit shy at first but approachable with a treat. If you recognize him, drop me a note here and I’ll connect you with the finder so he can get back home.
I found a black Samsonite rolling suitcase this afternoon around 2:15pm in the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse parking area in Buxton. It’s a 26-inch hard-shell with a few scuffs on the corners and a bright lime-green luggage tag with the initials 'A.R.' attached to the top handle. The interior lining is navy blue with a small anchor pattern, and there’s a red fabric strap wrapped around the middle to help it stand out. Inside I spotted a faded travel itinerary and a crumpled note but no name tag. I’m hoping to return it to its owner—please reach out if you can confirm some identifying contents.