New Puzzle: Hurricane threw a message from the Second World War (video)

"It had sand, but the inscription was clearly visible. The letter was almost turned outwards, so it was possible to see the inscription. It stood out," she said. Flement-Smith opened a bottle and found that sand, coffee stick, a ball sleeve and a miniature cannon nucleus were added to the message. "We opened a letter and saw that it had faded. Something could be disassembled, and it showed a corporate form," she said.

On the form of a letter dated March 4, 1945, it is: "US Navy, Amphibial Base in Little Crick, Virginia. " "Dear Lee, I received your letter yesterday, I was glad to get a news from you," the letter reads. Flement-Smith says that most of the letter is too faded so that it can be read, but the author, who may be called Chris or Jim, reports the start of study in a radio school and promises to write again the next day. According to the American, the letter is an interesting mystery.

"My husband and I have fun trying to guess, dropped him from the ship or from the shore. What is the purpose of the letter? They seem like friends. You invent all these scenarios in your head," Susanna added. Epril Phillips, a public relations officer of the Navy, reported that the officials of the combined expedition base of Litl-Krick-Fort-Page, located more than 800 miles from the safe-Harbora, investigate to find out if it is possible to install the sender or recipient of the letter.

Earlier, Focus reported that the shoe was thrown out in the art museum. The exhibition guests received one guy's sneakers for part of the exposition and began to take pictures of an unusual "exhibit". It also became known that the girl climbed into an abandoned house in the forest, which was not just a home. Blogger Chloe Urbex found an abandoned building when she studied the map of the terrain while walking. It was abandoned many years ago because of its separate location in the forest.