When Tizi Hodson, 70, of Gedney Hill, Lincolnshire, opened the mail, she was shocked to see that her January 1976 application letter for a job as a motorcycle stunt rider had been hidden behind a post office drawer for all these years.
She lost it in the mail, but it didn’t stop her from pursuing her daredevil profession because she was able to find employment that allowed her to travel the world.
Ms. Hodson called the letter she received back “amazing” and added, “I’ve always wondered why I never heard back about the job.” I now see why.
Sent in An old black-and-white photograph from a village fete featuring a woman riding a motorcycle over an equestrian-style jump. People are observing from behind a cordon that is extended in front of camper trailers and parked cars in the backdrop.Sent in
Tizi Hodson showcasing her ability to perform motorbike stunts
A handwritten note with the words “Late delivery by Staines Post Office” appears at the top of the letter. discovered behind a draw. Just around fifty years afterward.
It is unknown to Ms. Hodson who returned the letter or even how it got to her.
“It’s a mystery how they found me after I’ve moved about 50 times, including four or five countries,” she remarked.
