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Another Message-in-a-Bottle Story

April 23, 2013Eileen Saunders

I love these little stories about throwing a bottle in the ocean or the Gulf to find out where it lands. This story began a few miles away in Daphne, AL.
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2 thoughts on “Another Message-in-a-Bottle Story”

automatic gardener says:

Great story! I threw a bottle in the Atlantic close to 50 years ago. Maybe I should not give up hope.

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April 23, 2013 at 12:15 pm
- eileensaunders says:
  
  That’s so cool. Hope you hear something. I might try this myself.
  
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  April 23, 2013 at 12:30 pm

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