This Camera Was Lost at Sea for 2 Years — Its Photos Just Led to Its Owner

This Camera Was Lost at Sea for 2 Years — Its Photos Just Led to Its Owner
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An amazing story of one camera’s incredible journey has emerged over in Asia. The Canon camera was lost at sea for over two years before it was recently discovered, and the owner has just been found thanks to the photos within.

A group of schoolchildren was working to clean up a beach in northern Taiwan […].

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2018-3-30 20:50

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