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<DIV>Before I get to the official lost and found email - did any one see a
walking stick (cane) at the site. It was left either in the kitchen/feast hall
or in campsite three (3) in the third tent from the walk-through pavilion.
The wooden cane has a rounded wooden knob, a black rubber tip, and a crack/
split that runs almost the full length of the cane.</DIV>
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<DIV>Please let me know as soon as possible. </DIV>
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<DIV>Sunniva<BR></DIV>
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