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September 27, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Cruise ship ‘message in a bottle’ traveled the Pacific for nearly seven years

An Australian news outlet this week has another story of a message-in-a-bottle from a cruise ship that spent years at sea before finding its way home. Australia’s The Northern Star says a couple walking on an Australian beach recently discovered the bottle, which had been thrown off the Pacific Prin

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An Australian news outlet this week has another story of a message-in-a-bottle from a cruise ship that spent years at sea before finding its way home. Australia’s The Northern Star says a couple walking on an Australian beach recently discovered the bottle, which had been thrown off the Pacific Princess nearly seven years earlier by another Australian resident.

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