Lego from a 1997 container spill continues to wash up on UK beaches Tracey Williams / Lego Lost At Sea Facebook Page In 1997, the container ship Tokio Express was hit by an incredibly strong wave that ...

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A Lego octopus found in a cave in South Devon, England, in the late 1990s. (Tracey Williams/LegoLostAtSea) It would seem to be a child's dream. For the last 17 years, Lego pieces have been washing up ...

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It is a beach litter cleanup even the kids could enjoy. Lego is continuing to wash up on the shores of Cornwall beaches 17 years after a container ship was struck by a freak wave and close to five ...

Beachcombers on England's southwest coast are continuing to dig up buried treasure 27 years after the prized possessions were lost overboard. In this case, however, the booty is made up of pirate- and ...

Liutauras Cemolonskas said, after two years of searching, he was 'happy' to have found the rare octopus, which was one of nearly five million pieces of Lego that fell into the sea in 1997 when a cargo ...

BEACHGOERS in Cornwall, UK routinely find Lego pieces washing up onshore – here’s why. Lego toys have been appearing on the southwest coast of England for 25 years after a container ship was hit by a ...

A container filled with millions of Lego pieces fell into the sea off Cornwall in 1997. But instead of remaining at the bottom of the ocean, they are still washing up on Cornish beaches today - ...

Tiny pieces of Lego are still washing up on Britain’s shores- almost 18 years after a wave hit a container ship off the Cornish coast, causing 4.8 million pieces of the popular toy to fall overboard.