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Found organizers on Outer Banks boardwalk.
near the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse boardwalk
Found
listing
Posted
3 days
ago
Description
I was strolling the Outer Banks boardwalk by the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse around 6:20 PM last Friday when I spotted a tote left on a bench. It had a stack of organizers for an event—binder dividers, calendars, a few name badges. It did not look mine, so I picked it up and brought it here for safekeeping. The owner will recognize its contents, and I hope they claim it soon. The Outer Banks area is beautiful at dusk, and I am glad to have helped.
Approximate found location
near the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse boardwalk
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