Olive-green zip pouch with embroidered compass patch
Description
I lost my olive-green nylon zip pouch yesterday around 3pm somewhere near the Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Western Kentucky, along Scottsville Road. It’s a small pouch, about the size of a wallet, with a black zipper and a tiny embroidered compass patch on the front. Inside there’s a USB drive labeled 'HOME' and a crumpled photo of my family tucked behind a card. The pouch is worn but still sturdy, with a couple of scuffs on the corners. It has sentimental value— it held a note from my dad and a few scanned memories. If anyone found it, I’d be forever grateful to get it back.
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