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An image says a thousand words or there is a story behind each photo, let's say as you wish, but there is no denying how valuable these stills. Whether it's a birthday, a birthday, a party, a trip tour or just a meeting, these immortals are the immortal fragments of our past that we often remember while browsing through photographs. They remind us what we were in this exact moment, sometimes we deliberately highlighted our cheeks to say "cheese" and there were also times when we were up to something stupid and that spontaneous candit gathered us in a click. They mean a lot for us because they have our memories that are content to them and an idea to lose them scared to bones.

Unfortunately, a woman has misplaced her camera during one of her travel excursions that contained the images of her experience. She had never been held to recover it, but it seemed like the Lady Luck was on his side, a series of severe encounters would lead to this woman to find her camera after 2 long years. Find out how everything happened.

Excursions

Remember these excursions on the ground we had been at school? Yeah, I know that some of you have found museums and boring teaching tours and loved outgoing trips more like a hiking expedition or visit a sanctuary or just camping fire, playing different games while you have Sung and dancing at night. But I bet nothing from your travels on the ground led to something that the children of Yue Ming School lived. Curious a lot? Read and discover for yourself.

Educate young people

Everything dates back to March 27, 2018, when a group of fifth graders attended a conference on the pollution of harmful effects on the beaches and oceans of their island and around the world. The students of Yue Ming primary school, Taiwan, had gathered to learn from their environmental education teacher Park Lee. But soon their cleaning campaign would take an unexpected turn.

Sensitization

The primary objective of adopting such a session with children was to raise awareness of the protection of marine life against non-degradable waste such as plastic bags and floating bottles in the ocean. Although they are all enthusiastic about this expedition, one of the students would discover an object that was certainly much more than a piece of waste.

A small effort goes a long way

Students left for a cleaning tour with their teacher Park Lee as expected. They targeted the beach closest to their school to try to clean the shores and show students how many things can be because of human ignorance. Field excursions are much better while addressing such problems instead of sitting inside a classroom and watching a presentation on the screen because students get the real scenario that helps them to better understand things. Also not to mention that they are very pleasant and fun.

Milling

Small environmentalists arrived at the beach equipped with garbage bags, sun hats and their school uniforms to do the job. Students have been divided into subgroups, assigned to different parts of the range allowing them to completely clean the beach. It was a tedious task but they fired with pleasure and smile on their faces. However, their happy faces would soon change and would look at surprise when they discover a particular object.

What do we have here?

During the search, one of the children has found an unknown object that certainly did not look like a basket. It was quite heavy and hard. The particular object looked like a rock as it was covered with barnacles and the other side had a screen locked in a plastic box that made it difficult to identify what it was exactly. When students could not understand it, they headed for their teacher, Park Lee, to help them identify their exotic discovery.