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Found bright pink dog collar with rhinestones and a phone number tag near Kaaterskill Falls, Catskills.
I found a bright pink dog collar adorned with rhinestones while hiking near Kaaterskill Falls in the Catskills. It looks relatively new and has a tag that includes a phone number, but I've been unable to reach the owner. If this is your collar, please tell me what the tag says so I can return it to you!
Lost bright red dog collar with green bone-shaped tag in the Catskills.
I lost my dog's collar while hiking in the Catskills last weekend. It's a bright red collar with a green bone-shaped tag that has my phone number on it. My dog probably dropped it while we were checking out a beautiful viewpoint. I really hope to get it back.
Lost black portable charger with multiple USB ports and LED indicator in the Catskills.
I believe I lost my black portable charger with multiple USB ports while hiking in the Catskills last weekend. I took it out to charge my phone during a break and must have left it on a rock or dropped it on the trail. It has an LED indicator and a bit of wear on the sides.
Black iPhone 12 Pro in gray speckled case, cracked
I lost my black iPhone 12 Pro yesterday around 3pm near the Phoenicia Diner on Main Street in Phoenicia, Catskills. It’s inside a gray speckled silicone case with a small dent on the bottom edge and a visible crack across the screen. On the back there’s a blue star sticker from my nephew’s science fair project, and the wallpaper is a photo of my grandmother's garden. The phone still works, but the battery dies fast and I can’t replace the sticker easily. This device has sentimental value—it contains irreplaceable family photos—so I’d really appreciate it if someone found it and handed it in.
Lost travel adapters near Phoenicia Diner, Catskills
I had my travel adapters in a small pouch when I stopped for coffee at the Phoenicia Diner around 8:15 p.m. last Friday after a day of hiking through the Catskills. I must have left them on the counter while I paid and chatted with the waitress about the view from the porch. The place smelled of hot coffee and apple pie, and the booths glowed amber as the sunset faded outside. I'm hoping someone picked them up and held onto them, because I rely on those little adapters to charge my phone while I'm on the road.