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At 7:15 p.m. on Friday, I realized my navy silk tie and a thinner silver tie bar had slipped from my jacket pocket and vanished near the Ventura Pier. I’d stepped outside the venue to grab a breath and take a quick photo when they disappeared into the fading light. These ties aren’t expensive, but they belong to my late grandfather, and they help me feel like I’m carrying him with me on important days. I searched the benches, the path along the promenade, and the bike rack by Main Street, but nothing turned up. If someone found them, I’d be grateful to be reunited with them.
Last Saturday around 6:15 PM, I was walking along Main Street by the Ventura Pier in Ventura County when I realized a handful of coins had slipped from my pocket. The evening breeze pushed against the palm trees as the sun sank and the harbor lights flickered to life. I retraced my steps past the coffee cart and the bench where I like to sit, but the coins vanished somewhere along the curb. They’re not valuable, just tokens from family trips that remind me of road trips up the coast. I hope someone who sees this note will recognize the memory and help bring them back.
I was strolling along the Ventura Pier around 3:15 p.m. last Saturday when a little bundle rolled out from under a bench—a set of wooden xylophones with bright, painted keys. The case was a dented blue tin, and a label looked like it had belonged to a local music class. I scooped them up and brought them to the front steps of the Ventura County Community Center to keep them safe until the owner appears. They look like they'd been busy making music with kids; I hope the rightful owner sees this.
I lost my sandals after a sunset walk along Ventura Harbor Village. It was about 6:15 PM on Friday when I kicked them off to cool my feet while I waited near the Ventura Pier for the fishing boat parade to begin. I realized they were missing as I stood to leave, and the hollow feeling under my ankles reminded me how essential they are for quiet coastal days here in Ventura County. They’re tan leather with pink straps and well-worn from many beach walks. If you spotted a pair near the benches by the Ventura Pier around sunset, please keep them safe for me until I make my way back to the area.
I was walking along the Ventura Harbor parking lot around 6:50 a.m. on Tuesday when I spotted a GPS device lying on the pavement near Parking Lot C, its screen cracked and the case scuffed from weather. I picked it up and kept it safe, hoping its owner would see this and claim it. There’s a quiet relief in finding a small clue to someone’s life, and I’d like to help reunite it with its owner at the local lost-and-found if that’s how things work here.
I lost my devices around 1:15 PM on Tuesday near the Ventura Harbor Village, and the harbor breeze still feels like a reminder of what’s missing. My laptop in a dark gray sleeve and my phone in a bright blue case were last hooked to a charger as I hurried past the shops, and I fear they were left behind on a bench by the water. I replay that moment—the gulls over the wharf, the sun catching the waves—hoping someone who found them will see this listing and help me get them back through the site. If anyone recognizes these items, I’d be endlessly grateful.
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