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I was taking a walk along the Kitty Hawk boardwalk in the Outer Banks around 3:15 p.m. on Saturday when my sheet music slipped from my bag and drifted toward the dunes. It's a spiral-bound edition with a blue cover and pencil marks in the margins from practice runs. Losing it feels personal—like part of my rehearsal companion disappeared right there on the beach. If you found it near the Wright Brothers National Memorial or along the Kitty Hawk boardwalk, please let me know through the site so I can pick it up.
I found a navy blue knit beanie this morning around 10:15am behind the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills, tucked under a bench near the visitor center parking lot. It's a medium-sized adult beanie, looks like acrylic yarn, and it has a bright orange pom-pom on top with a small snag hole along the edge. Inside there's a tag that reads 'SeaWinds,' which helps with identification even though the fabric is a bit fuzzy from wear. It seems to have been worn on a windy beach walk yesterday, and I know how much a simple hat can mean when you’re out in the OBX chill. If this is yours, I’m happy to coordinate a quick pickup or meet nearby to return it.
Yesterday around 3pm I lost my DeWalt 20V cordless drill on a quick break at the Wright Brothers National Memorial parking lot along US-158 in Kill Devil Hills, Outer Banks. It’s in a bright yellow hard case with a black handle, and the drill itself has a small blue painter’s tape label reading 'J-06' on the side. I left the case on the bench near the parked cars while I tackled a little shelf install at home, and the spare battery and charger are not inside the case now. This tool is my go-to for last-minute repairs, and I’d be really grateful to get it back if anyone happened to find it.
I lost my red knit Santa hat yesterday around 3pm near the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kill Devil Hills. It’s a red knit with white faux-fur trim, about a medium fit, and there’s a tiny blue snowflake embroidered on the cuff. I tucked a pine-scent sachet inside, so you might notice a little pine smell if you grab it. It’s a sentimental keepsake from our family Christmas trip to the Outer Banks, and I’d be really grateful to get it back. If found, email [email protected].
I found a silver bracelet with a single turquoise bead near the Bodie Island Lighthouse parking area this afternoon around 2:30pm. It’s a 7.5-inch sterling silver piece with a simple lobster clasp and a subtle wave pattern etched along the outside. The turquoise bead is a bright sky blue with natural veining, and there’s a tiny dolphin charm dangling from the clasp. Inside the clasp I can faintly see the initials 'A.M.' The bracelet looks gently worn but still in good condition. If this belongs to someone, I’d really love to help get it back to its owner.
I lost my white plastic ID card yesterday around 3pm near the Jennette's Pier parking lot in Nags Head. It's a standard-size card with a thin blue border, my photo on the left, and the name 'Alex Rivera' in bold along the top. The back has a small coffee stain and a tiny sea turtle sticker I put there last summer. It’s the library/studying ID I use for borrowing books and campus access, and it has sentimental value because my grandmother helped me get it. If anyone found it, I’d really appreciate getting it back!
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