Argh!
It’s the last week of our Nerve Rush treasure hunt, a Perfect Getaway challenge sponsored by Captain Morgan.
To enter, you simply have to answer the following riddle about Captain Henry Morgan. It requires a bit of Google research. When you know the answer, post a comment at the bottom of the post.
The mechanism used to set the prisoner free; the number of these found in the 2010 Panama excavation is this challenge’s key.
As a reminder, here is some of the loot at stake!
- Osprey Men’s Aether 85 Backpack
- Men’s G-Shock Watch – DW6900DS-1
- Jawbone Big Jambox Wireless Bluetooth Speaker
- GoPro HERO3 BLACK Edition
- Beats By Dre Beatbox Portable
- New iPad mini
- Nike+ SportWatch GPS powered by TomTom
- Revo “Guide” Sunglasses
- AT&T Pantech Element
- ROK Espresso Machine
- Apple TV
- Solargorilla
- Fossil Estate Framed Duffle
- Kindle Fire HD 8.9” 4G LTE Wireless
- Ninja Mega Kitchen System
- Masterbuilt – 30-inch Electric Digital Smokehouse
- Samsung – 2.1 –Channel Soundbar with Wireless Subwoofer
- Samsung Digital Camera MV800
Again, what’s the answer?
The mechanism used to set the prisoner free; the number of these found in the 2010 Panama excavation is this challenge’s key.
Lead Adventurer at Nerve Rush
For three years, Alan traveled to 60+ countries as an international cost-of-living surveyor. Back in New York City, when he's not running, rock climbing or geeking out about UAV drones, Alan runs a marketing agency that helps companies generate more sales-ready leads using inbound marketing techniques.
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