Win It If You Can Ski Ticket Giveaway, Question #3


For the next several days, we’ll be asking a question a day that you must answer correctly in order to be qualified to win a ticket to Mad River Glen.

The questions may range from easy to hard, from product-related to Small Dog-related, and pretty much anything in between. You may know the answer by heart, or you may have to search it out—all answers can be found somewhere on the Smalldog.com website.

Today’s question:
Q: When was the very first iPod announced?

To enter:
1) Comment on the daily question with the correct answer in the Barkings! blog comments section.

Please be sure to read all of the official rules and details below. Look for the next contest question tomorrow morning!

Open to residents of US and Canada only, (1) winner per household. All answers to the daily question can be found on Smalldog.com. Comments must be posted by 11:59ET on the day of the question to qualify. Winner will be randomly chosen each day from all correct answers, and will be notified within 48 hours of daily contest completion. Winner must provide a valid email address.

Please note that Mad River Glen does not allow snowboarding.

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