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On Sunday around 5:30 PM I realized my radios were gone from my tote as I walked the Lincoln City boardwalk near the souvenir shop. The radios are a pair of vintage portable units I used for weekend hikes along Oregon's coast; they are sturdy, with gray plastic cases and a few stickers from past trips. I had been testing them for a local project and listened to old broadcasts as the sun dipped over the water. They meant a lot to me because they remind me of my dad, who taught me to tinker with old gear. If someone picked them up, I’d be grateful for their return to the boardwalk or nearby shops.
I was finishing up a quick practice on Sunday at 2:15 p.m. near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse in Newport when I realized my sheet music was gone. It’s a small three-page set for my recital, with a coffee ring along the bottom and a pink highlighter on page two. The ocean wind whipped the pages and I must have left it on the bench overlooking the water. I’m anxious about tomorrow’s performance and just hoping someone picked it up and kept it safe. If found, please note it on the site so I can reclaim it.
I found a bundle of holiday decorations washed up on the wind-swept beach near Haystack Rock, Cannon Beach, around 7:45 p.m. on Friday, December 2. The stash includes a red plaid scarf, a garland of lights, a Santa figure, and a wreath tangled with seaweed. The sea breeze and the scent of salt made me pause, and I picked them up, hoping to reunite them with their owner. If these are yours, I’m sharing them here in case you’re nearby and recognize them.
I lost my coins around 5:15 p.m. on Saturday while strolling the Newport Bayfront near Mo's Restaurant along the Oregon Coast. I was enjoying a sea breeze by the Yaquina Bay Bridge and slipped a hand into my pocket for a little change when I realized the pouch was lighter. The coins are in a small worn leather pouch that holds a handful of quarters and a lone silver dollar from my grandfather's collection; they’re not valuable, just precious to me because he started me collecting. I’ve kept them for our family trips, and they feel like a link to him. If someone spots them along the promenade, please keep an eye out.
Last night around 6:15 p.m., I was on a bench along the Newport waterfront near the Yaquina Bay Lighthouse, taking a break after work on the Oregon Coast. I placed my two desk organizers on the bench while I sorted through a bag, then turned back and they were gone. They’re simple, but I rely on them to keep pens, cords, and a USB drive in order during long shifts at the harbor. I’m worried they’ll be misplaced forever, and I miss having that little system back in place near Nye Beach.
I was strolling the Oregon Coast, near Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach, around 9:15 PM when I realized my pocket watch was missing from the pocket of my walking coat. It's a brass watch with a small engraving on the back—A.H. I wear it for luck and memories of my grandfather who loved this coast. I searched the sand and tide pools for an hour, but the waves kept washing away my tracks. If someone found it, please let the site know so I can be reunited with it. It would mean the world to me.
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