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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.
I was walking my dog Milo along the Camelback Trail behind Camelback Mountain Resort around 7:15 p.m. Tuesday when my grip loosened and the two leashes slipped away. One is a bright orange six-foot nylon leash; the other is black with a reflective stripe. I retraced the winding path through the pines by the picnic area and down toward the Creek Walk, hoping they hadn’t wandered far. Milo kept glancing back at me with those hopeful eyes, and I felt that ache of needing to protect him. If you found either leash, I’d be grateful to have them back.
I lost a pair of small gold stud earrings this morning around 11:20 a.m. while hiking the Summit Trail at Camelback Mountain in the Poconos. I had them in a little jewelry pouch on a pre-dawn photo walk, and they slipped out when I paused to take a panoramic shot by a snow-dusted spruce. I’ve checked the trail and the undergrowth along the stone path, but the studs didn’t turn up. Those earrings mean a lot to me, and I’m hoping a passerby picked them up.
I was at Mount Pocono Town Square last Saturday around 6:15 PM after dinner, and I realized my travel adapters were missing from my bag. One is red with a universal plug, the other plain black, small enough to disappear in a pocket, big enough to be essential on trips. I retraced steps along Main Street toward the gazebo by the town square, hoping they turned up somewhere obvious. I rely on these adapters for charging my laptop and phone when I am away, so losing them was frustrating and a little scary. If you found them near the gazebo or the fountain, I would be really grateful to hear they are safe.
I lost my two vintage brooches in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, around 2:15 p.m. on Saturday, while browsing the Main Street shops and stepping out to the sidewalk for a quick phone check. One brooch is a small blue enamel leaf, the other a delicate gold bee with tiny rhinestones. They’re not worth a fortune, but they mean the world to me - both were gifts from my grandmother and carry a lot of family memory. I retraced my steps along Main Street and the little alley behind the bookstore, but I didn’t turn them up. If someone finds them, please use the site to get them back to me.
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