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Competition 3
(Entries close on 31 October 2009)

Witsand is officially known as THE whale nursery of South Africa. This is due to the fact that San Sebastian Bay has the largest concentration of Southern Right Whales on the SA coastline. Their growth rate is 7% per annum.

The Mammal Institute of South Africa conducts helicopter surveys after the calving season each year towards the end of October and has gathered the following information on the number of calves born in San Sebastian Bay per annum:

1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008
47	33	37	49	51	45	56	69	41	62

Click here to view the movie clip of The Whale Induna.

Guess correctly and you could win...

An opportunity to view up to 60 whales per day from the boat free village of Witsand (Eastern Cape). Andre and Lorraine will treat you to a 2 night stay at Barry's Holiday Accommodation, which includes an 18 hole round of golf on a 9 hole golf course at a neighbouring town, a picnic breakfast basket and a boat ride. En-route to Witsand, Louiza invites you to enjoy a night in the romantic Berry Cottage at Wildebraam, Swellendam. There will be a complimentary hamper of Wildebraam deli products in the winner’s room. Wildebraam offer a liqueur tasting experience. I have been told that aside from the ever popular Hazelnut and Youngberry Liqueurs the hot favourite at the moment is our new ChocChilli Liqueur! They have an extensive range of pickles, preserves and chutneys, but only the bravest should attempt the “ Lord of the Ring” and “Ring of Fire” chilli chutneys! This is a competition not to miss!!
(Click on the links to find out more about these establishments)

How many baby calves do you think will be born in THE WHALE NURSERY this season?

Your First Name*

How many whale calves will be born in San Sebastian Bay in 2009?*

Your email address*

Would you like a 10% discount voucher from Barry's Holiday Accommodation?

Yes

Terms & Conditions:|
Accommodation is on a self-catering basis and is for a maximum of 4 people. Transport to and from the establishments is not included. Prizes cannot be exchanged for cash, but you are welcome to book the accommodation in a name other than that of the winner. Prizes to be redeemed out of peak season. Peak season is 10 December to mid January and must be booked before end March 2010. You may enter as many times as you like provided each time you include 5 different friends names. The winner will be drawn from the names of the people who guessed the closest to the actual number of calves born as counted by the Mammal Institute of South Africa at the end of October 2009. All entrants will be notified of the outcome in November 2009.


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