A message in a bottle has been found by a man in South Jersey. The bottle was discovered during the man's clean-up routine. The message originated from a 9-year-old who set it adrift in 1973. This makes the message 53 years old. Further details about the discovery are available from ABC7 News, including the story by Laurie Blair.
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