A heart-rending narrative has recently developed in Skegness, when a daughter from Oldham resolved to honour her deceased motherās dream of circumnavigating the globe. The daughter, Cara Melia, whose mother, Wendy Chadwick, had an unfulfilled longing to explore beyond the confines of her life as a lone parent, conceded to her wishes by marking the beginning of a posthumous journey of her motherās ashes at sea. Releasing a bottle from the Lincolnshire coast, which held a note requesting finders to return it to the sea, the plan was to let Wendy continue her voyage.
The story of this extraordinary tribute quickly spread on the internet after the bottle was discovered surprisingly just 12 hours later on the very same beach. Cara firmly believes, despite this initial setback, that her motherās ashes will complete a far-reaching journey, maybe even ending up on far-flung beaches like those in Barbados or Spain. Her mother, Wendy, who was often described as an eccentric character with a fondness for sunshine and beach holidays, would likely have found solace and humour in the thought of her ashes taking off on such a remarkable quest.
This story is repurposed from original reporting by www.bbc.com.
