Found Wedding Ring

Looks like a mans ring.....Susan probably saw it on the dresser where Tat had left it, while he was out cheating with Molly.....She then tossed it out the window. Get it appraised and make a few bucks.

Did you contact the CG management? Maybe they have records of who stayed in the area of that site.

Regardless of how it got in the undergrowth, I'm glad to see you're doing the right thing and are trying to return it to its owner.

Life isn't always about making a few bucks.

Let us know if you find the owner. If it turns out they don't want it, then look at other options.

Hear of any arguments while you were there?

gbopp wrote:
Did you contact the CG management? Maybe they have records of who stayed in the area of that site.

Regardless of how it got in the undergrowth, I'm glad to see you're doing the right thing and are trying to return it to its owner.

Life isn't always about making a few bucks.

Let us know if you find the owner. If it turns out they don't want it, then look at other options.

Double ditto.

poncho62 wrote:
Looks like a mans ring.....Susan probably saw it on the dresser where Tat had left it, while he was out cheating with Molly.....She then tossed it out the window. Get it appraised and make a few bucks.

Bitter much :R

X2 on contacting the park management - did you do that? If you were to loose your ring in a CG, would you first post it on Facebook, or report it to the management?

Anything else inscribed on it like a date or jewler?

Agree on contacting the CG.

My hubby took his off at work. He was showing someone a machine. He put it on a shelf and 30 minutes later it was gone. The sad thing was it was handmade with designs, it could not be sized, only sold for the amount of 22K gold.

Make someone happy and do the right thing in trying to find the owner. Let us know if it is returned.

Folks, this was just a Facebook posting. I have no connection with it other than to notify the Facebook poster if anyone replies here. The suggestions to contact the host and the office were done first thing and they do not have records of those names, Susan and Tat, but asked for last name, which nobody knew. Tat could be a nickname. No luck so far.

Did you omit any pertinent info?
I'm thinking you may have given too much info, so much so that anyone could now claim the ring.

you can throw a ring a long ways when in an argument.