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Camera found - Stuc a'Chroin / Ben Vorlich (Easter 2004?)

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  1. Hi, all,

    Apologies for a very belated post, but I only learned of this at the
    weekend.

    My stepson found a Pentax SLR camera on Stuc a'Chroin (near Ben Vorlich) at
    or around Easter 2004 and he's been wondering how to return it to its owner.
    On his behalf, I've searched u.r.c and u.r.w archives and also
    ukclimbing.com this morning, but can't spot any reports of its loss.

    Usual story applies - if it belongs to you or to someone you know, post some
    info about the camera here (u.r.c please) or send an e-mail via our website
    (see graphics anti-spam image) at www.pardoes.com and we'll arrange return.

    Steve Pardoe

  2. Steve Pardoe wrote

    Quoted message said:

    My stepson found a Pentax SLR camera on Stuc a'Chroin (near Ben Vorlich)


    at

    Quoted message said:

    or around Easter 2004 and he's been wondering how to return it to its


    owner.

    Hi Steve,

    If all else fails, get the film developed and put one of the pictures on the
    website...might also help verify the authenticity of the claimant too. Good
    luck, you good samaritan, you.

    T.

  3. Quoted message said:

    he's been wondering how to return it to its owner.

    Presumably reported it to the police?

    Also most modern SLRs have a serial number that the manufacterer might be
    able to trace.

    Cheers

    Blippie
    --
    Ten minutes of this rain will do more good in half an hour than a fortnight
    of ordinary rain in a month.

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