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Lost blue JBL Charge 4 portable Bluetooth speaker left at Fort King National Historic Landmark.

Fort King National Historic Landmark Lost listing Posted 12 months ago

Description

I accidentally left my blue JBL Charge 4 portable Bluetooth speaker at Fort King National Historic Landmark while I was relaxing after a hike last weekend. I realized it was missing after I got home and have been searching everywhere since. It has my favorite sticker on it; if anyone finds it, I would greatly appreciate it!

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Fort King National Historic Landmark

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