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Canada throws 330 bottles into the sea and a dozen wash up here
On this day in 1921, the Canadian Government tossed 330 bottles into the Bay of Fundy to test the ocean current. Two years later seven of the bottles washed up on our beaches. The distance between Cape Cod and the Bay of Fundy is 300 miles indicating the bottles which reached here traveled at about 4 miles a day. (07/05) MoreYou may also like
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