Aladdin's real cave has suddenly opened in the very center of London. Of course, you are unlikely to find a genie lamp in it, but if you have lost something, then this is the very place where you should look for your treasure. We are talking about a lost property office called TfL Lost Property Office.
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1. This door on Baker Street leads to a real treasure cave. It is here that things are stored that people forget on buses, trains, taxis and the London Underground. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

2. Things here - from floor to ceiling. And everything is carefully accounted for and listed in the general catalogue. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

3. Last year, this Lost and Found received 246,241 items. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

4. The leader among forgotten things is umbrellas. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

5. Medications and medications (like anal suppositories) are also often forgotten on trains… (Rob Greig / Time Out)

6. And also - canes and crutches of all kinds, colors and sizes. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

7. Children's toys are also a frequent visitor to the lost and found office. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

8. There are even such important things as documents, notes, notebooks, homework of schoolchildren and students ... (Rob Greig / Time Out)

9. One of the most unusual finds - someone's ashes ... (Rob Greig / Time Out)

10. This place has already become a real museum. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

11. Some things never come. If the thing is in the bureau for more than three months, it is sold at auction. (Rob Greig / Time Out)

12. Food is simply thrown away ... (Rob Greig / Time Out)

13. Although some things are simply impossible to throw away, because they are priceless. (Rob Greig / Time Out)
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