While Cleaning The Beach After Storm Eleanor, 8 Year Old Boy Finds A Life Altering Treasure

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While Cleaning The Beach After Storm Eleanor, 8 Year Old Boy Finds A Life Altering Treasure
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In not much time, the ocean around us
will have more plastic than fishes
because whatever garbage enters the
water will never break down or dissolve
in the water and will stay as a
permanent part at the bottom of the
oceans.
The ocean is a vast, magical, and
beautiful place. But our generation has
been ruining this beauty. And when you
disturb nature, nature also finds a way
to make the human race realize what harm
it has been causing. And then we come
across the story of a kind gentleman,
Nick Krooks, who decided upon doing his
part for saving mother nature and one
day went to clean a beach near his house
with his two little kids, Noah and Josh.
But what the 8-year-old Noah found in
the garbage astonished him and his
family. He had found a treasure in the
garbage. Noah is an 8-year-old boy who
is an old school even when he doesn't
know the definition of the term yet. His
hobbies include gardening, reading, and
writing, and he likes things in their
true form without any adulteration.
Noah lives in Cornwall with his parents
and an elder brother. The 8-year-old has
been a lover of nature since his
childhood. The water, mountains, and
greenery have been the kind of presence
that Noah likes to be around if asked to
choose a holiday destination. The month
of January brought in a lot of holidays
for the schoolgoing children, and Noah
was one of those children. With so many
extended holidays, Noah could not
understand what to do at home. And to
make things even worse, a storm hit the
UK on 2nd and 3rd January 2018.
An extrropical cyclone hit major parts
of Europe, and the UK was affected, too.
The storm came with winds as heavy as
100 mph and destroyed everything that
came in its way. From electricity to
homes to roads, all had been damaged and
caused widespread damage. Noah, who has
been a nature lover, was deeply moved by
the destruction that had been made
around him. He loved the beaches of
Cornwall and was really upset when he
saw the ravaged condition of the beaches
because of the storm that moved
everything and everybody. The tumult
caused by the storm brought in pinrop
silence after it. People were scared and
traumatized by the anger of mother
nature. It was very difficult for people
who had witnessed the storm to go back
to their normal lives with all the
destruction around them. Noah was alone
all through his holidays because there
were no friends who would come out to
play with him. All the parents were
scared after the storm and did not want
to risk the safety of their children. So
almost all children were on house arrest
and that left Noah without any friends
to enjoy the holidays with. But his life
was going to change real soon. The
little kid loved and adored nature
because of his father, Nick Krooks. Nick
had been a fairly aware person and knew
about the deteriorating conditions of
mother nature and that built an interest
in Noah as well. He wanted to do
something to improve the suffocating
condition of nature. Noah is unlike
other children his age. He rarely sees
any cartoon shows or channels. Instead,
his interest has developed in awareness
and educational channels like Nat Geo,
Discovery, Animal Planet, etc. He liked
watching documentaries on nature and the
things related to it. The twist in
Noah's ordinary holidays came when one
day he was sitting with his father and
was watching Blue Planet documentary 2
on BBC and suddenly got inspired and an
idea struck his mind. Little did he know
that his idea would make him world
famous. After watching the documentary
and the aftermath of the storm, Noah
decided to contribute to the welfare of
nature. Noah was way smarter and
understanding when compared to other
kids his age. His mind was made and the
next step that he discussed with his dad
is something we should all learn from.
Noah was determined that he would
contribute in improving the conditions
of the aftermath of the storm and
therefore decided that he would go to
Stanbury Mouth Beach with his father and
brother and clear the garbage that was
collected on the shore due to the waves
of the storm.
But he was unaware of the changes his
life would face after going to the beach
the next morning.
The crooks went to the beach on a
January morning and started cleaning the
beach. Noah's initiative was impressive
and inspirational for everyone who saw
him. The majority of all that the boys
found on the beach was plastic garbage.
Plastic has been a major reason for the
death of sea animals after they choke on
it. Suddenly, while cleaning the beach,
Noah found something extraordinary. He
was just a little child and couldn't
believe his eyes. The first thought that
struck his mind was that finding such
things only happens in movies and not in
real life. He was excited as well as
astonished. Noah felt like his whole
life had suddenly turned into a movie
and he was the hero of this movie. His
newfound treasure was the reason for
such a feeling. And to his surprise, he
and his story were indeed going to get
famous very soon because of the event
that had just taken place in his life.
Noah had started to feel lonely during
his holidays when silence and emptiness
prevailed after the Eleanor storm. And
after he discovered the unusual thing on
the beach, he became famous and
loneliness was out of his life in
several ways. As soon as Noah saw the
treasure, he ran to his father to tell
him about it. But since Noah was just a
child of 8 years, his father did not
take him seriously and thought that he
was playing some kind of mischief with
him. Nick refused to believe Noah and
ignored it for a while.
The 8-year-old was excited about opening
the treasure, but was also scared that
it might kill his excitement and it
might contain nothing at all. He had
been elated and extremely excited about
his recent discovery and was afraid that
it might all end up in vain. So, he just
kept staring at it. Noah loved reading
fictional stories. And during that
moment when he had found a surprise and
uncommon thing on the beach, he felt
like his own life was one of those
fictional stories that he read about. He
did not want this movie-like scenario.
Going on his life to end and not be
feeling like a hero anymore. Finally,
Noah gathered all his strength to open
the treasure that he had found. His
father and brother encouraged him to
open the surprise and look into it so
that they could all know what could a
surprise from the ocean have in store
for them or just the little child who
had found it. The surprising and unusual
thing that Noah had discovered in the
garbage was a green colored bottle which
seemed like it contained something weird
inside it. It was not water or soda
inside the bottle, but something
different. The odds of finding a bottle
in the ocean are as vast as the ocean
itself. But Noah had suddenly gotten
lucky.
As soon as Noah opened the bottle in
full excitement, he found a handwritten
letter inside. The letter was from a
10-year-old girl. When Noah showed the
bottle to Nick, he had to believe him.
He said, "We were just picking stuff up
from the waist that had been collating
there. And Noah suddenly said that he
had found a message in a bottle. We
didn't think much of it at first. It was
just an old Sprite bottle, which I had
to cut open on a rock. The letter was
just wedged in there.
The letter from the 10-year-old read,
"Hi, my name is Jackie Chillar. I am 10
years old and I live in Fort McMurray,
AB. I'm visiting my grandparents who
live in Musgrave Harbor, NLD. If found,
call or email, please."
Jackie lives in Fort McMurray, Alberta,
but that was not from where she had
tossed this letter and the bottle in the
ocean. Jackie is the youngest of her
siblings and has two elder brothers and
loving parents as her family. Jackie has
always been a water lover. She loved the
vastness of the ocean and the
never-ending seas. Being around oceans
has been her favorite thing because the
water seems to be as magical as nature
can ever be with the glitters and
sparkles of the rays of the sun upon it.
So Jackie had always expected magic from
the water. Jackie had been on a visit to
her grandparents house in Newfoundland,
Canada during her vacations. It was only
then that she wanted to do something
exciting and went to her grandfather
whom she adored dearly. She was unaware
what level of popularity she was going
to gain very soon. When Jackie went to
her grandfather to discuss doing
something exceptional and uncommon, he
came up with the idea of writing a
message on a piece of paper and folding
it into a bottle, dashing it into the
Atlantic Ocean. Her grandfather had
heard and read a lot about people
finding messages in Newf Foundland, so
he thought of giving it a try. Jackie
had tossed the letter very casually and
had not expected that someone would find
the letter. Although somewhere deep
inside she had little hopes, but she
never thought that it would all happen
so soon and her letter would travel
3,440
km to be found in Cornwall. After going
through the letter again and again in
astonishment, Nick and Noah decided to
reply to the letter and reach out to
Jackie. She had jotted down her parents'
contact details and Nick reached out to
them via email to tell them that his son
had found the letter. When Jackie's
mother, Suzanne Mullen Chimalar,
received the mail and read it. At first,
she thought it was a kind of joke. She
could not believe that anything of this
sort could happen in today's fast-pac
and introverted world. Then she saw the
picture of the letter that was attached
in the mail and screamed in surprise
when she saw her daughter's handwriting.
After exchanging a few emails, the two
kids got in contact with each other
through their parents. They were happy
to have found a friend in each other.
From such far off distances, but with
the same kind of thoughts and liking,
none of them had imagined such a thing
to happen at such a small age. Noah and
Jackie started as friends and credit the
letter for their friendship. It was the
letter that made them both acquainted
with each other and after that they both
decided to continue writing letters back
and forth to each other and never break
the flow.
As soon as this magical news reached the
media, various people came in to
interview both Noah and Jackie and they
became famous overnight. Though they
both are connected as two characters of
their story, they haven't met each other
in person. Both the kids hope to meet in
person someday.
The most positive part of this whole
magical event has been that the concern
of seawater pollution has also reached
the readers of the story and is also
spreading with each new reader. Nick
Crook says it all highlights the issue
involving plastic pollution. So that's
good as well. At first, Noah's father,
Nick, did not believe his discovery. But
later, he added, "When he said he had
found a message, I just thought someone
had shoved a piece of paper in and
didn't think much of it. But when we
opened it and realized it was a message
and that it had traveled so far, it
brought out the inner child in me, I was
quite excited about it. It's not
something you find everyday. We should
all learn from the Crooks family and try
to do our bit for keeping the water
bodies clean so that the human race does
not have to suffer more and nature can
be protected as well. Save nature and
then only will you be able to experience
beautiful instances like Noah and Jackie
did and make beautiful memories. Noah
and Jackie have been friends ever since
and hope to continue being friends.
Jackie's mother tells she's so excited
to find new friends. She was also hoping
someone would find it. I'm pretty sure
they're going to be pen pals for life.
