The lake receded 30 feet, but a 9-year-old's eagle eyes did what a decade of magnets couldn't. Family lore, indeed.
A Minnesota family gave up hope of finding a lost wedding ring until a 9-year-old cracked the case
A Minnesota family searched for a lost wedding ring for ten years, dredging sand and dragging magnets through Lake Belle Taine. After a severe drought receded the water, nine-year-old Harper Johansen spotted the ring glinting in the shallows. It still fits Stephen Meyer, who now wears both his original and replacement bands.
Source: A Minnesota family gave up hope of finding a lost wedding ring until a 9-year-old cracked the case — Upworthy
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