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Navy knit scarf with red tassel

Western Slope Found listing Posted 6 months ago

Description

I found a navy knit scarf this afternoon around 3:15pm near the Riverfront Trail pedestrian bridge behind the Market Street entrance in Downtown Grand Junction, Western Slope. It’s a medium-length scarf, likely an acrylic-wool blend, with a bright red tassel on one end. There are white initials 'A.L.' embroidered near the far edge, which gives it a personal touch. The scarf is in decent shape, with a small coffee stain on the corner and a little pilling from wear. I figured someone might be missing it, especially if it was a thoughtful gift or has sentimental value—hoping to see it back with its owner. If you know who it belongs to, send a message here and we can arrange a quick pickup.

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