Wednesday, 6 November 2013

Thought I'd stick this up



No.
You’re right.
That isn’t me.

This is not one of my THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE challenge T-shirts – but potentially, it could be. I came across The Mohawk Valley Trading Company online the other day and discovered that they are currently running a promotion involving free T-shirts (my favourite kind of T-shirts) and I thought I’d share the knowledge to my challenge fan base.
Until the 8th November, The Mohawk Valley Trading Company will be giving away a free T-shirt with every 32oz glass bottle of Maple Syrup that they sell. This is proper authentic maple syrup by the way, the kind that warms your bones.

Next to honey, maple syrup is the most popular natural sweetener in North America and its production predates European colonisation. Early Native American societies in Canada and the northeastern United States collected maple sap from v-shaped notches they carved into maple trees. The sap was then concentrated by close contact with hot stones eventually becoming suitable for syrup.
Obviously a lot about the process has been adapted by today’s modern technology, but the taste is just as great. I remember my trip to America at the start of this year and deciding to try pancakes with syrup for breakfast for the first time. That was not a decision I regret, let me tell you.

So get them while the going’s good – head over to The Mohawk Valley Trading Company info page and follow the instructions at the start of the article, not forgetting to quote the code below to get a free T-shirt with your order. Perhaps if you’re as sweet as the syrup is, you might ensure the T-shirt comes my way…?

PROMO CODE: 110113


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THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE Project

Hi, I’m Andi Best and I’m a regular guy, rising to an irregular challenge.

People tell me I have a lot of T-shirts. These people are not wrong, it’s true, I do.

But one person went as far as to tell me I have so many T-shirts, I could probably wear a different one every day. This is obviously not true, but it got me thinking - what if I could wear a different T-shirt every day? What if I never wore the same T-shirt twice for an entire year?

Challenge accepted

I have created project THREEHUNDREDANDSIXTEEFIVE which, beginning January 1st 2013, will track my pro gress sourcing and wearing a different T-shirt every day for the next 365 days – and I’m going to need your help to do it…

TAKE PART HERE