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vraiment amusant et poétique,un jeune marocain a trouve un message dans une bouteille envoye par une jeune americaine au maroc et y a répondu,cela meriterait un petit court métrage.
les étudiants de oujda et tlemcen devraient aussi adopter ce type de communication,pas très fiable certes mais original.
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Message in bottle from USA ends up in Morocco two years later
11 - A young Moroccan answered to a message in the bottle launched in Lynn (USA) two years ago.
In a letter sent last week to Genevive Hernandez of Lynn, now a 13-year-old seventh grader, Assila Ahmed said he found the bottle about 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 18, 2005, writing in broken English : "I am a boy, 26 years old... I speak English a little."
Hernandez, who was among a group of fifth-graders who on Nov. 20, 2003 put messages in bottles and cast them off from Lynn's shores that stormy day, sent a bright orange card wrapped in plastic bearing the address of the Brickett School in Lynn, where she attended classes two years ago.
Hernandez said she is amazed that her green Sprite bottle made it as far as it did since most of them either bounced right back to shore or ended up only as far as the Cape.
"I thought it wasn't going anywhere," said Hernandez. "Mine was stuck on the seaweed."
Students received replies from 14 people before Hernandez received hers. Most were from the Cape Cod area, one made it as far as England, but Hernandez’s bottle had, by far, the longest journey, traveling 3,500 miles.
les étudiants de oujda et tlemcen devraient aussi adopter ce type de communication,pas très fiable certes mais original.
http://www.andnetwork.com/app?service=direct/0/Home/$StorySummary$0.$DirectLink$2&sp=l23438
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Message in bottle from USA ends up in Morocco two years later
11 - A young Moroccan answered to a message in the bottle launched in Lynn (USA) two years ago.
In a letter sent last week to Genevive Hernandez of Lynn, now a 13-year-old seventh grader, Assila Ahmed said he found the bottle about 10:30 a.m. on Dec. 18, 2005, writing in broken English : "I am a boy, 26 years old... I speak English a little."
Hernandez, who was among a group of fifth-graders who on Nov. 20, 2003 put messages in bottles and cast them off from Lynn's shores that stormy day, sent a bright orange card wrapped in plastic bearing the address of the Brickett School in Lynn, where she attended classes two years ago.
Hernandez said she is amazed that her green Sprite bottle made it as far as it did since most of them either bounced right back to shore or ended up only as far as the Cape.
"I thought it wasn't going anywhere," said Hernandez. "Mine was stuck on the seaweed."
Students received replies from 14 people before Hernandez received hers. Most were from the Cape Cod area, one made it as far as England, but Hernandez’s bottle had, by far, the longest journey, traveling 3,500 miles.
Je n'ai pas saisi l'intérêt du jet des bouteilles à la mer? 
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