way-to-go mary for finding it!!
take a look at all the pics!
who wants to come visit....?!?!?!!
karen's blog. all about me! lucky you.
Seattle oceanographer Curtis Ebbesmeyer has been monitoring the toys as a means of mapping ocean currents.
He is interested to see where they come ashore, with some of the toys apparently having reached the east coast of America.
The Daily Express quoted him as saying: "It's now inevitable that they will get caught up in the Atlantic currents and will turn up on English beaches.
If a toy is returned to the manufacturer the finder can claim a £50 reward.But the ducks are far more valuable if they are sold privately as curiosity items - fetching up to £1,000.
The plastic animals have already reached places as diverse as Indonesia, Australia and South America.
But Alaska has proved a popular washing up point for the washtime toys.
Between 1993 and 2005 Alaska residents Dean Orbison and his son Tyler collected 121 plastic animals as they came ashore near the city of Sitka."
CRAZY!