Super warm!When a British family renovated the house, I found the time capsule left by the former owner

According to the British "Mirror", a family from Britain refurbished the house and found a 1969 time capsule behind the fireplace, which surprised them. Scott Bevan, 42, found these items hidden on the wall after his 51 -year -old sister Deborah Phillips moved into a property in Birmingham earlier this month. It is reported that after removing the fireplace, SCOTT found a mysterious package wrapped in a plastic bag in the wall of the wall with a black and white photo of the Birmingham Evening News in 1969 and 1988, and the former homeowner Ethel Wright. After 15 minutes, Scott found the second capsule on the other side of the fireplace with a note in it. The content is as follows: "Write to the person who sees this note. We hope that the new homeowner can gain a lot of happiness and good luck here. We came here at the end of May 1967. At that time, this was a new house. We found it here. Satisfaction and security. I hope you can enjoy this house and garden like us. The original fireplace was built in 1969. This fireplace was built in August 1988, but I think you might make some changes, so it may Discover this note. I wish you good luck. "

"I think they are selfless and cute to do this, and this is what we lack now, that is, I bought this house about two weeks ago, but she moved Before coming in, this house has been empty for four years, so I need to change sharply. When I moved the bricks in the fireplace, I saw some loose bricks inside. There was a hole below. I feel that I will find some good things. When I take it out, I realize that there are some very emotional things in it, so I joked to my sister that there may be one on the other side, and I guess it. The text on the card makes my sister very moved. "

SCOTT said that after experiencing the "difficult period" in the past few years, this sentence specially moved Debbie. A few years ago, Debbie suffered from cerebral motorcycles, and she moved into the house in order to get closer to her family. SCOTT added: "She really hopes that this move can open a better chapter in her life. I hope that Debbie can find her happiness, satisfaction and security here like the homeowner."

The date of the first newspaper was April 1969, which was two years after the former homeowner moved into the house. The front version of the news includes Changqiao Factory protesting salary, Weisen Green prison hunger strike, and Mexican coal mine explosion. The date of the second newspaper was August 1988. It used 12 pages to specifically report the upcoming Birmingham Super Grand Prix with the price of 18 pence. The black and white photo was the portrait of the former owner Ethel. He wore a hat, a suit, and tie, looked very chic.

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