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Yahoo
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
2 Young Boys Find a Message in a Bottle, a Handwritten Love Letter from 1959, While Walking Near a Beach
Two young boys found a handwritten love letter from 1959 in a bottle while recently walking near a beach in Poland The faded note from 66 years ago was addressed to "Bunny" from a young girl identified as "Rysia" The two preteens have since contacted a museum with hopes of fully identifying and locating the letter's authorTwo young boys made a lovely discovery! The 10-year-old children, named Eryk and Kuba, found a message in a bottle — a handwritten love letter from 1959 — while recently walking near a beach, according to UPI. Eryk and Kuba were hiking by Stogi Beach in Gdańsk, Poland, when they made the discovery, the outlet reported. Inside the bottle was a faded note from 66 years ago that was addressed to "Bunny" from a young girl, who was identified only as "Rysia," per Ammon News. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. In the letter, UPI reported that Rysia wrote about her feelings of loneliness while attending school in the nearby Polish city of Tarnów, which is over 420 miles away from Gdańsk. "I assure you that I am quiet and modest, I do not make friends with anyone, I simply avoid men," Rysia wrote, per the outlet. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! She then detailed, according to UPI, her strong feelings for the message's intended recipient. "My dear, I am a terrible egoist, I only write about myself, but I only think about you, I see you at every moment," Rysia penned. is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! According to Ammon News, Eryk and Kuba have made an effort to find the letter's author. The outlet reported that the two preteens have contacted a museum in Tarnów with hopes of fully identifying — and later locating — Rysia. Read the original article on People
Yahoo
24-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
2 Young Boys Find a Message in a Bottle, a Handwritten Love Letter from 1959, While Walking Near a Beach
Two young boys found a handwritten love letter from 1959 in a bottle while recently walking near a beach in Poland The faded note from 66 years ago was addressed to "Bunny" from a young girl identified as "Rysia" The two preteens have since contacted a museum with hopes of fully identifying and locating the letter's authorTwo young boys made a lovely discovery! The 10-year-old children, named Eryk and Kuba, found a message in a bottle — a handwritten love letter from 1959 — while recently walking near a beach, according to UPI. Eryk and Kuba were hiking by Stogi Beach in Gdańsk, Poland, when they made the discovery, the outlet reported. Inside the bottle was a faded note from 66 years ago that was addressed to "Bunny" from a young girl, who was identified only as "Rysia," per Ammon News. Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. In the letter, UPI reported that Rysia wrote about her feelings of loneliness while attending school in the nearby Polish city of Tarnów, which is over 420 miles away from Gdańsk. "I assure you that I am quiet and modest, I do not make friends with anyone, I simply avoid men," Rysia wrote, per the outlet. The PEOPLE Puzzler crossword is here! How quickly can you solve it? Play now! She then detailed, according to UPI, her strong feelings for the message's intended recipient. "My dear, I am a terrible egoist, I only write about myself, but I only think about you, I see you at every moment," Rysia penned. is now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! According to Ammon News, Eryk and Kuba have made an effort to find the letter's author. The outlet reported that the two preteens have contacted a museum in Tarnów with hopes of fully identifying — and later locating — Rysia. Read the original article on People
Ammon
22-05-2025
- General
- Ammon
Young boys in Poland find message in a bottle from 1959
Ammon News - Two 10-year-old boys exploring near a beach in Poland discovered a message in a bottle containing a handwritten love letter dating back to 1959. The boys, Eryk and Kuba, were hiking along World War II fortifications near Stogi Beach in Gdańsk when they came across the bottle with a note inside. The aged letter was penned by a girl named Rysia in 1959. Addressed to someone she called "Bunny," the message described her feelings of loneliness at school in Tarnów and her deep affection for the recipient. "I assure you that I am quiet and modest, I don't make friends with anyone, I simply avoid men," Rysia wrote. "My dear, I am a terrible egoist, I only write about myself, but I only think about you—I see you every moment." Eryk and Kuba have reached out to a museum in Tarnów in the hopes of identifying and possibly locating the letter's author.
Yahoo
20-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Young boys in Poland find message in a bottle from 1959
May 20 (UPI) -- A pair of 10-year-old boys walking near a beach in Poland found a message in a bottle that turned out to be a handwritten love letter from 1959. The young boys, named Eryk and Kuba, said they found the bottle with a note inside while hiking along the World War II fortifications near Stogi Beach in Gdańsk. The faded, handwritten note inside was written in 1959 by a girl identified only as Rysia. She addressed the letter to "Bunny," and spoke of feeling lonely at school in Tarnów and thinking fondly of her memories of the intended recipient. "I assure you that I am quiet and modest, I do not make friends with anyone, I simply avoid men," Rysia wrote. "My dear, I am a terrible egoist, I only write about myself, but I only think about you, I see you at every moment." The boys who found the bottle said they have been in contact with a museum in Tarnów in the hopes that the letter's author can be found.
Euronews
27-01-2025
- Entertainment
- Euronews
Grand Christmas Charity Orchestra: the foundation that changed Polish medicine
The Grand Christmas Charity Orchestra has been uniting Poles for 33 years. The foundation was founded in 1993 with the aim of bringing help to those who need it most. It supports public health in Poland by purchasing state-of-the-art equipment for hospitals and clinics. To date, the Grand Orchestra has contributed to the implementation of eight national medical programmes. Mr. Robot, a volunteer dressed as a robot, wouldn't miss the event for the world: "I can see how happy people are. It's good entertainment and I'm glad that such an event has been held every year for the past 33 years in our country." Since it was set up, the foundation has raised almost €474 million for medical aid. Donors receive heart-shaped stickers in exchange for their donations. Eryk, a volunteer with the foundation, has himself benefited from the equipment set up thanks to it: "I think it's worth helping. I was in an accident, and when I woke up from a coma in hospital, the first thing I saw were the machines [in the hospital room] with heart stickers. Since then, every year I've gone to raise money. This is the sixth time I've done it." Integral part of Polish culture This year's campaign mobilised hundreds of thousands of volunteers in Poland and abroad, in 23 countries. Dorota is a foundation volunteer. She dresses up as a Barbie doll to attract the attention of passers-by. Her children have also benefited from the foundation's donations. "I'm wearing this costume because I wanted to attract people's attention. There are a lot of volunteers. We dressed up to raise as much money as possible. I can see the foundation's legacy in the hospitals. When my children were born, they also used the material [donations] from the Orchestra." The Grand Christmas Orchestra does more than just collect money in the streets. It organises concerts, workshops and fairs. The charity has become an integral part of Polish culture, wkith the Orchestra's red heart logo an ubiquitous symbol of support for those in need. Every year, politicians, celebrities and ordinary citizens take part, providing a lasting legacy for the future. That's why the organisers hope that this year, as in previous years, they will raise record amounts.
