Tan leather journal with teal ribbon bookmark
Description
I’m really hoping someone picked up my tan leather travel journal with a teal ribbon bookmark and a tiny brass compass charm on the spine. I lost it yesterday around 3pm near the corner cafe on Main Street in Danville, just outside the Danville Public Library. It’s about 5 inches tall and 3 inches wide, with a worn cover and the ribbon sticking out between a few travel notes tucked inside. Inside are a few photos and a passport-style pocket with old tickets. It’s sentimental—grandma gave it to me, and the notes mean the world; if you found it, email [email protected] and we can arrange a pickup.
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