Found Flutes near Texoma, Texas
Description
I found a set of flutes today around 6:45 p.m. near the Texoma City Park gazebo by the lake. They were lying on the ground near a bench by the fountain, with a small band-practice note still attached describing last week's rehearsal. I’d been walking from the Texoma High School football field toward Main Street when I spotted them, dusty but otherwise intact. I kept them at the park ranger station by the river and left a note with the time and place to help identify the owner. If you’re reading this, you know where to look—the flute case has a colorful sticker from a local music program.
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