66-year-old Chistopher Adcock from Cinderford has been found safe and well in North Herefordshire.
He was located in Kington earlier today and is now being cared for at a local police station.
The 66-year-old has been reported missing from Cinderford and officers are concerned for his welfare due to his Alzheimer's.
Christopher was last seen at 11am yesterday when he left his property on Hanover Court and it is believed that he has become lost.
He contacted a friend at around 8pm to say that he was lost and at the bottom of a hill but was unable to say where he was.
He is described as being 5ft 10ins tall, of a slim build and has grey hair on the top which is darker on the sides. When last seen he was wearing a navy blue Adidas waterproof.
There is a chance that Christopher may have been attempting to travel to Ross-on-Wye or Hereford.
Anyone who has seen Christopher since yesterday is urged to please call police on 999 quoting incident 486 of 4 August.
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