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Today at 9:15 a.m., I was passing Carfax Tower in Oxford, Oxford, United Kingdom, on my way to Oxford Station when I realised my phone chargers were missing from my backpack. They’re a small black pouch containing two cables—one USB-C and one micro-USB—with a bright yellow label. I’ve got a long trip ahead and rely on these cables to keep my devices powered and connected. I’m frustrated and a bit stressed, hoping someone who found them will drop them off at the site. Please contact me through the site if you’ve seen them.
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Single silver key with a silver heart charm found on a bench near Tolkien bench in university park on August 11th
Yesterday around 6:15 PM I was leaving the Oxford Market with two hats tucked into my bag when a light rain started and a friend steered me toward the bus stop. By the time we reached the corner, the hats were gone. I’m missing a navy knitted beanie and a tweed flat cap; they’re small, but they feel like a piece of home when I’m wandering between lectures. If you found them near Blackwell’s on Broad Street or by the Radcliffe Camera, please let me know. They’re sentimental, and I need them back for finals.
I was walking past the Bodleian Library on Broad Street at about 11:20 a.m. on Monday when I found a small pile of coins on the pavement. They’re a mix of coppers and a few silver pieces, and among them I can see a faded old penny and a modern 50p. I kept them in my pocket for the moment and then checked near the Bodleian and the Radcliffe Camera, hoping the owner would come forward, but no one appeared. I know how these little things slip away and I’d be glad if the rightful owner notices this post and takes them back.
Yesterday around 9:30 a.m., I was hurrying through central Oxford, trying to reach Magdalen College, when I realized my gold studs were missing from my jacket pocket. They were small, delicate gold studs with a tiny sapphire, a gift from my grandmother, and I can't shake the worry they slipped somewhere near Carfax Tower or the Bodleian Library area. The morning felt off without them, like a page torn from a favorite book. If you happened to find them in the bustle around the Radcliffe Camera or along Broad Street, I would be grateful for any sign of them.
I’m Eleanor Reed, a late-night synth enthusiast living in Oxford. My set comes in a rolling case: two modular units with brushed aluminum and a tangle of copper cable on top. On Tuesday at about 7:45 pm, after a quick practice near the Bodleian Library, I realized my synthesizers were missing from my bag near Blackwell’s on Broad Street. I retraced steps along Merton Street and checked the café where I’d had a tea, but the streetlamps wore rain and the street felt empty without their weight. They’re more than gear to me; they’re months of tinkering and late-night sessions. If anyone found them, I’d be grateful beyond words.
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