08 March
2008

Get us to Iceland! Show the power of the blogosphere!

There is a contest going on with Iceland Airlines, who have a new service out of Toronto. [ As of March 17th, 2008, the contest is now finished. I won the free trip.]

If I can get lot of people to click on my photo, I will win a free trip to Iceland with my wife and kids. This would be great since she has been wanting to go there for a decade or more, and all my professional travel is universally to warm destinations. (And it's too costly for us to just fly there for fun.)

Help me out. Visit

http://www.icelandair.ca/home/packages/contest/contest1/

and click the image of me with two pseudo-Icelandic girls (who are actually both from Toronto), as shown below. Pretty please!

Warning: The iceland air web site will require an email address and name.

Posted by dudek at 11:28 March 08, 2008 | Leave a comment | permalink link to this entry |

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