Lost & found toys, hobbies & collectibles in Eau Claire
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Found board games near Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market
I found a box of board games near the Eau Claire Downtown Farmers Market on Barstow Street around 2:15 p.m. last Sunday. The games—a mix of classics and party favorites—were tucked in a tote, with Monopoly, Codenames, and Scrabble peeking out as people wandered by. I can imagine the night these meant something to someone: cozy family game nights, rainy evenings, a chance to unplug. I picked them up, tucked the tote under my arm, and stood by the information booth, hoping this post helps the rightful owner reconnect with their fun.
Lost trading cards near Carson Park
I'm Hannah Fischer. I lost a binder of trading cards at Phoenix Park in Eau Claire around 4:10 PM on Sunday. The blue binder has a red sticker on the cover and several cards peeking out from the spine. It held memories of after-school games and a few prized foil cards I've hunted for months. If anyone found it near Carson Park or the park's trails, I'd be grateful to hear that it's been kept safe until I can pick it up.
Gray hiking backpack with red zipper pull
I found a gray hiking backpack this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Oakwood Mall main entrance in Eau Claire, near the bike racks. It's a 25-liter Osprey Daypack with a bright red zipper pull and a blue water-bottle sleeve on the side. There's a small Chippewa Valley Trail Club patch on the shoulder strap, and inside the front pocket is a laminated trail map and a carabiner keychain. The bag is dusty but undamaged, and the zipper still works. If you recognize it, message me here with details about the patch or the map so we can get it back.
Framed watercolor landscape with gold frame
I lost my framed watercolor landscape yesterday around 7:30pm near the Water Street entrance to Phoenix Park in Eau Claire. It's a 16x20 inch piece under glass in a gold frame with a bit of chipping on the corners. The painting shows a sunset over the Chippewa River, with purple skies and a lone pine on the left; there's a small signature at the bottom-right that reads 'M. Rivera' and a faint coffee ring on the back. It has sentimental value—it was a gift from my late aunt, and I'm really hoping to get it back. If you've found it, please let me know through this listing so I can arrange a pickup.
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