An Arizona woman thought all was lost when she dropped her digital camera in a river, until a fisherman found it 13 years later and uploaded the photos to Facebook.
. "Did you have an ugly brown stretch station wagon at your bachelorette party? Do you recognize any of these people?""I danced in the conference center bathroom," Amayi said."I was blown away."
"My friend, who was tubing with me when I lost the camera, saw me in the bottom picture and remembered the day I lost my camera, so he tagged me," Amayi explained.Amayi is currently waiting for Greiner to ship back the camera.In the meantime, the world of photography has changed since Amayi lost her camera. She still takes pictures, but with her phone.What hasn’t changed are the friends featured in the long-lost photos, saying those friendships "are still going strong.
"The bride and three of the bridesmaids and I were all in each other's weddings," she continued. "We all talk at least weekly on Marco Polo, a video messaging app." "I am really thankful Spencer took the time to find us," she added. "People who take the time to help locate the owners of a lost item make the world a better place."
Ironically, Amayi said her husband found a lost ring in a Salt River in Arizona in 2013. She’s hoping to find the owner and provide the same reunion she experienced with her lost camera.This story was reported from Los Angeles.
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