#lost ring

Detectorist

This tale began a year ago, when Sharon dropped her late mother’s gold wedding band through a gap in our deck boards.

She rummaged for a while on the perimeters of the murky business beneath the deck but eventually concluded that a ring wallowing in decades of dirt and debris was a needle-in-a-haystack kind of proposition.

The disassembly of our deck in recent weeks gave her greater access to the ground under the deck and reignited her hopes of recovering a cherished keepsake.

The thing she needed was a metal detector and she knew just where to get one - the public library. Where ...? Yep, our library has a metal detector - along with many other useful things you wouldn’t expect to find in a library.- it lends to patrons free of charge.

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Pitch Perfect (Movies) Rating: Teen And Up Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Chloe Beale/Beca Mitchell Characters: Beca Mitchell, Stacie Conrad Additional Tags: Bechloe Week, Bechloe Week 2022, ex bechloe, chloe mentioned - Freeform, lost ring Series: Part 8 of Bechloe week, Part 18 of One Shots Summary:

Hello all! Please, if you can, help me find this ring that means so, so much to my family and myself. I don’t ever make posts like this, but please reblog. You have no idea how much this might help. 

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Help Me Find My Grandmother's Ring!

Attention Facebook! My name is Gabbi, and I am a third generation graduate from Columbia College. For those familiar, you know that the Columbia College ring is unique to the institution. My great grandmother gave her ring to my grandmother, and she gave the ring to me. It was my most prized possession. Unfortunately, last year on Christmas Eve, my family was visiting Fredericksburg, Virginia, and we stopped at a CVS on the way home so that I could pick up some hand lotion. I carelessly took off the ring to apply the lotion, and in the process, the ring rolled from the car. I realized that it was missing less than an hour later, but by that time, it was too late. The ring was gone. We left our phone number with the CVS staff, but no luck. A week later, we received a call from CVS saying that a man had come in, and he had found the ring. He left a phone number, but it did not work, and he refused to leave his name. I know this is a long shot, as this happened so long ago, but I desperately want to find this ring that means so much to my family and me. Please share this as much as possible. I am determined to find this ring, and I can't think of a better way to locate it than through Facebook and other social media methods. Please help!

I had a ring long ago,

A simple little thing,

Lost before the cold and snow,

When christmas lights were turning on,

I clapped and my silver ring was gone,

I wonder where it went sometimes,