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A GIRL of seven got a letter delivered to her gran — despite not writing her full name or address on the envelope.
In a cheeky challenge for mail workers, Cora Kelly Bell’s only clue was that her loved one likes taking pictures of a local beauty spot.
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The youngster addressed it to simply: “Anne, who takes photos of Fair Head, Ballycastle, N Ireland.”
Remarkably, it arrived just a day later at her granny Anne Kelly’s home in County Antrim.
Inside was a note from little Cora, of Stirling, which said: “Phone us if this letter arrived — this is a test for the postie.”
Anne is a keen amateur photographer who specialises in pics of Fair Head, a scenic cliff near her Ballycastle home.
And she laughed at the antics of Cora, one of her daughter Orla’s two girls.
She explained: “My daughter Orla lives in Scotland with Cora and her sister Sarah. They would miss me and I miss them.
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“They would quite often write wee letters to us, wee drawings that the girls have done and post it to myself and my husband Brian.”
She added: “They put a first class stamp on it and sent it from Stirling. They thought no way is that going to get to us, they assumed it would get lost in the post.
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“They posted it at 11am one day and it arrived with me within 24 hours.
“It was a challenge to the postman to see if he could get the letter to granny. The postman passed it with flying colours.”
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