> The owner was probably not far away when the discovery was made. I think a > little advertisement in the local paper might yeild an owner, but get the > film processed, then the owner could be identified (possibly). > Chris Maybe ;o) I guess there is some chance (assuming correct choice of local paper) but for a hill path on a tourist trail the probability is that it was not owned by someone living locally anyway. Actually, the cost of placing the ad (or even the phone calls to track down the nearest free paper) almost cetrainly outweigh the cost of developing the film. Unless it contained strongly identifiable images - recognisable people and especially a few frames identifying a home town then the chance of reuniting the two is small. If it is just mundane landscapes then it is probably not worth trying. And of course, there is the copyright question ... ;o) Bob
