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Sunday, 5 January 2014 - 07:42
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Letter in bottle returned after 22 years

Zoe Averianov, an English girl, was surprised to see a letter she tossed into the sea more than 20 years ago, Manchester Evening News reports. Bottle and sea / photozou.jp When Zoe was a 10-year old schoolgirl, she tossed a message into the sea as she left Hull on a ferry for a family holiday to Belgium. In Zeeland, a couple found that letter in a bottle just before Christmas. Piet and Jacqueline Lateur were walking with a dog in the Oosterschelde dykes. They found the bottle with Zoe’s letter inside it and sent it back to Zoe, who now works in a jewellery shop and lives in Pendleton. “The first thing I saw was my hand writing as a child and my little letter saying who I was and about my pets and my hobbies. It made me a bit emotional,” Zoe said. Zoe’s dad, John Lemon, asked her to throw the message into the sea on a family holiday. Now, Zoe wants her five-year-old son Maksim to do this. “I’ll probably wait until he’s a bit older and can understand and write a letter, but maybe we’ll do it by attaching it to a balloon,” Zoe said.

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