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Last month on California Coastal Cleanup Day a litter-picker in San Diego County twisted open a bottle to discover inside a photograph of a woman, a note asking someone to call her and 20 cents. Every day, people forward images of similarly curious finds to the editors of Ann Arbor, Mich.-based Found magazine, www.foundmagazine.com, which reproduces faded pictures, scribbled to-do lists and other two-dimensional things, creating a sometimes poignant, often goofy scrapbook of strays. Here is a sampling of outdoorsy items from Found’s online “Pick of the Week” category.
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