Isn't it funny, it's really hard to get lost on land. I almost always know where I am and I know where I'm going. The route may be a little hazy but that doesn't count as lost.
Wheras at sea, half the fun is to see how close you really are to where you thought you were, as in how close can you make your landfall.
I suppose GPS has taken the fun out of that feeling of achievement.
Several pairs of glass's.
A life ring in the Humber that was found by the Dutch Coast guard.
Lots of 'friends' who were not realy friends.
Migrain.
Sense of direction.
This is tempting fate - even though I don't believe in it!!
So far I have never fallen overboard and never lost a winch handle overboard (or been on a yaht that has lost a winch handle overboard!!)
I have lost:
A paid of scissors. (Knocked in by son when I was sewing on bits of anti-chafe leather on the guard rail to pushpit fittings in Kernoval Marina, Lorient)
A dinghy (I was foolishly towing it across the channel in my very early yachting days)
Several screwdrivers and assorted tools.
Pair of sunglasses when the submarine 'navigator', who I foolishly trusted, stuffed us onto the putty in Santander so violently that I fell over. (Actually he was a senior rate who ran the plot on a submarine not the official Navs, but he was a day skipper and he assured me he knew where he was and what he was doing!! My fault for not watching him more closely.)
A coplete set of keys handed to me by a particularly thick and large US Marine. I was his instructor, he was not to bright but very willing and I wouldn't have wanted him as a enemy. During the course I showed him a bit of ropework and he made a rope keyring which he handed from one boat to another to show me.
When I dropped them I went all cold but he just said 'Oh,no' and before you could blink he'd jumped over the side to retreive them. In the Baltic in April.
2 x winch handles
many many baseball caps
mobile phone
pair of boxer shorts (drying on the backstay after a bum wetting broach)
various nut bolts and screws
avon tender (rescued)