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November 7, 2007 · about 19 years ago

‘Banana wave’ hits Dutch islands

Thousands of bananas have been washed up on two Dutch islands in the North Sea after several containers fell off a cargo ship in a storm, officials say. They say beaches on Terschelling and Ameland islands were littered with bunches of unripe fruit – to the delight of some local residents.

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Thousands of bananas have been washed up on two Dutch islands in the North Sea after several containers fell off a cargo ship in a storm, officials say. They say beaches on Terschelling and Ameland islands were littered with bunches of unripe fruit – to the delight of some local residents.

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