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A NURSE was astonished when she found a 50-year-old washing up liquid bottle washed up on a beach. Sammie Aplin was carrying out her daily beach clean on Saturday morning when she spotted the Fairy Liquid bottle on the pebbles by Brighton Palace Pier. The bottle was partially destroyed, but its distinctive branding remained “remarkably” intact.
The bottle found on Brighton beach is believed to be from the 1970s Sammie, who lives in Waterloo Street, Hove, says she looked up images of Fairy Liquid through the decades and matched it to bottles dating back to 1970. She told The Argus: “I was walking to work, and it was after it had been quite stormy, so I was strolling along the low-tide line and it was just lying there really.
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Two separate sightings of bottlenose dolphins were recorded on Easter Sunday. Martin Venables filmed the dolphins as they swam beside him in the sea and leapt from the water. He took the video of the pod just off the coast of Brighton on Sunday morning. The incredible video was submitted to Sussex Dolphin Project, an organisation which aims to “inspire and engage the local community to learn about the incredible marine wildlife off the Sussex coast”. The charity received a separate video of what they believe to be the same pod of dolphins, taken by Daniel Young, just four miles off the coast of Seaford.