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4,250-mile message in bottle reply
Daily Mirror UK
|September 29, 2025
A LAD who threw a message in a bottle into the North Sea has received a reply from a Caribbean island 4,250 miles away.
Harrison Mizen, eight, who loves pirates, was astonished when a postcard from St Lucia landed on his doormat.
He had enclosed his address with his message in an old rum bottle.
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