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O.K., so we lost the first two challenges, but we still have one more chance to win. It’s a new week and we are carrying over the prize from the second challenge!
Want To Own An iPad Mini? Keep Reading…
Three weeks ago we announced a fun partnership with Captain Morgan – for the next couple of weeks we are running a competition with Captain Morgan and some other awesome bloggers. And if we win we get to give away stuff to some of our fantastic (and lucky) readers – that’s you! It’s not just any old ‘stuff’ but really amazing items like Go Pro’s and IPads!!!
How Does It Work?
Every Monday at 12PM EST, for the next three weeks, we’ll post a challenge here which can only be solved by watching the 60 second “Perfect Getaway” video below. To be entered into the contest each week, all you have to do is watch the video to answer the challenge question. Then leave your correct answer in the comments before Friday at 2pm EST.
Want To Win?
So do we! Each week, Captain Morgan will give the blog with the most right answers in its comment section two identical prizes–one for us to keep and one for us to giveaway to one of our readers!
For the third challenge, we are going to take things to the next level!
We have an iPad Mini to give away to one of our readers IF we can win this challenge.
That’s where you guys come in; we can’t do it alone! It’s a race of brain and brawn – we need to the most correct comments to win so be sure to watch the short video closely to answer the riddle!
Without Further Ado, here’s the third riddle!
Challenge #3:
The mechanism used to set the prisoner free; the number of these found in the 2010 Panama excavation is this challenge’s key. (Hint: Sundance)
You’ll find the answer to the riddle somewhere in this video. Once you’ve got your answer then simply leave it in the comments! Remember, the more right answers we get in the comments the better chance we have at winning the weekly challenge and sharing the Captain Morgan Booty with you! Please feel free to share this contest with your friends and family so they can join in too.
Good Luck!!
*This challenge runs until this Friday 3pm EST!
7 comments
6 cannons
The number of cannons found during the 2010 Panama expedition were six (6).
I believe the correct answer s 6 Cannons?
6 Cannons.
6 cannons
hmmm… I had to watch again to get 6 soooo I’m gonna stick with the majority. 6!
6 cannons is what I have for correct answer
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