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I was staying in a cozy rental cabin in the Poconos and must have left behind a bundle of appliances after a chilly evening. Around 7:45 p.m. on Thursday, I noticed the coffee maker, blender, and toaster were missing from the kitchen by the sliding door that faces Lake Harmony. The scene is quiet, and I keep replaying the hike we took to the lake earlier, hoping they’re somewhere tucked in the storage closet or on the porch near the outdoor table. I’m feeling anxious and hopeful, counting on these appliances to get breakfast ready for my family this weekend.
On Sunday around 3:15 p.m., while I was hiking near Camelback Mountain Resort in the Poconos, I found two wrist watches tucked under a park bench by the main trailhead. One is a silver-faced dress watch with a black leather strap; the other is a sportier watch with a digital face and a blue band. I picked them up and brought them to a safe place, hoping the owners see this and recognize them soon. It feels right to return a small piece of someone’s routine after a long day on the trail.
Sunday around 7:45 PM I was in the Camelback Resort fitness center locker room in the Poconos when my gym bags disappeared from the locker row. They’re black with a gray logo, and inside I had a pair of blue sneakers, a towel, and a gym key. I’ve retraced my steps through the lobby and pool area, but they haven’t turned up yet. I hope whoever found them hands them in to the Lost & Found at the resort.
Hi, I’m Lily Chen, and I lost my rabbits in the Poconos. On Saturday, May 11, 2024, around 6:30 PM, they slipped out of their carrier at the Camelback Mountain trailhead parking area near the resort. There are two small rabbits, one white with gray spots and one brown, named Noodle and Mocha. I’m sick with worry—they’re gentle and curious, and I’m praying they haven’t wandered into the woods or ended up on someone’s porch.
Saturday, December 9, around 4:15 PM, I was taking down the porch lights at our cabin near Camelback Mountain. I set the boxes on a bench by the cabin door to grab a sweater, and in a blink they disappeared—holiday garlands, red bows, and a few fragile glass ornaments my grandmother handed down. I searched the snow-dusted walk and strolled past the main lodge and the parking area, but nothing turned up. Those decorations mean a lot to me; they’re part of our family’s holiday mood, and I’d be grateful to have them back. If you found a box or a stray garland near the Camelback Mountain area, please keep it safe.
I was hiking near the Camelback Mountain Resort parking lot in the Poconos on Saturday around 2:45 PM when I spotted two drones on the ground, still with their controllers attached to the neck straps. They looked relatively new and one had a small red sticker on the body, the other a scuff mark on the landing gear. I paused to check if anyone was nearby, then collected them and kept them safe in a pocket until I found a proper place to store them. I’m sharing this because I know how upsetting it would be to misplace something that could help someone capture memories of the trip.
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