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Anyone come across a blue padded daypack with a half a dozen rolls of unshot film and a wallet in it? (areas: Playa around many sculpture works, the Man, temple, Center Camp coffee area, a few rocking theme camps, etc.) I gradually became aware I was trully missing the pack sometime midweek, and of course learned the wallet was missing when we loaded up and organized the car yesterday for the drive out.

I'm also specifically interested in finding out more about the Fishbowl girls mentioned in this post (below), who may be able to help me (and others) improve our chances of recovering our lost items.

Can someone say who these Fishbowl girls are, and how they might figure in a search for my lost item? Thanks.

[color=darkblue]>>We should probably ping the Fishbowl girls (who deal with Lost & Found >>from the office) to see what they think. [/color]

Today (Tuesday) since we're still in Reno--a related question: I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile for us to go back to BRC--as some friends have advised--so as to increase the likelihood of the success of the unexpected wallet recovery. For instance, can I find the Fishbowl girls there, I wonder. Also should I post these queries in another ePlaya forum? Thanks anybody who has info on these subjects.

More generally--dusty Playa energies to everybody!
Gerhard (Spear)
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I feel better already now that I've used this system to set the lost found objects recovery energy in motion. (I was already feeling pretty amazing for a guy who lost his wallet.)

Thanks ePlaya, and everyone for a Great Burn.
Spear

Ha ha ha. Somehow we had a hunch from the beginning that the good people of Black Rock City would get the missing stuff back to us. AND THEY DID. Fabulous. Thanks to the great people who CAN and DO do anything.

Specifics: We had a phone message from the Burning Man offices in SF waiting on our machine when we got back from Earth Dance Tuesday and a letter arrived shortly after to alert us that the wallet was waiting for us to be picked up. So I went on over to the City, peddled to the offices from the Embarcadero BART station and BEX, a smiling & helpful young woman staffer, gave me back my wallet.

Moral: Yes, it works. Keep being optimistic. It works. Yeah!