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Imagine hosting the ultimate Fourth of July celebration that will be remembered for years to come. Where the outdoor lighting offers the perfect amount of backyard illumination, the décor is patriotic and the food is delectable.
Because we want you to enjoy a Fourth of July celebration from the comfort of your own backyard, we invite you to enter our Favorite Fourth of July Celebration contest. Participants of this Charleston Naturally contest have the chance to win a set of five Allsop solar party lights (valued at $100). Included in this set of Allsop lights are the Marigold Pod, Poppy Pod, Red Original, White Original, and Green Original lights.
Displayed from left to right: Allsop Pod lights, Allsop Original lights
To enter for your chance to win a set of Allsop party lights you must follow the steps below:
- Sign up for our newsletter, OR subscribe to this blog.
- Then comment on this post telling us your favorite Fourth of July memory / celebration, and leave contact information to notify you if you win.
Additional ways to enter:
- Blog about this contest with a link to this post.
- Retweet this post with a link back to this post.
- Mention the contest on your personal Facebook page or your company Facebook page with a link to this post.
Comment on this blog post each time you do one of the above to notify us of your additional entry. Your name can be entered up to four times.
Dates:
The contest begins today, Monday, June 14, 2010, and ends the following Monday, June 21, 2010, at midnight (Eastern). The winner will be chosen and notified on Wednesday, June 23, 2010, via random.org and announced on this blog.
Prize:
There will only be one winner of this contest. The winner will receive a free set of Allsop party lights, valued at $100.00. Included in this set of Allsop lights are the Marigold Pod, Poppy Pod, Red Original, White Original, and Green Original lights.
Terms & Conditions:
No compensation for commenting or promoting this contest will be given in either cash or products unless you are a chosen winner or registered affiliate of the contest. Charleston Naturally will not be held liable for any participant’s comment, and the participant states that by commenting and associating himself / herself with a specific business that he / she has the right to publish a comment on behalf of that business without compensation of any kind. All comments submitted become a part of Charleston Naturally and can be published in the comments section of the Charleston Naturally blog. The winner also agrees that the mention of his or her name on the Charleston Naturally blog as the winner is acceptable.
Names will only be entered four times maximum per person (if the person chooses to take additional actions specified above to promote the contest) and will be chosen randomly–no exceptions. Winners will be contacted via email.
By commenting, you are stating that you understand and agree to the terms and conditions of this contest. Further, you are stating that you have the authority to publish the comment you are submitting on behalf of any individuals or vendors you may specify in your comment.
If you agree to the above terms and conditions, you may begin commenting today. Please mention your name and your email.
Winner will be emailed and announced on Wednesday, June 23, 2010. No purchase necessary.
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18 Comments
I guess my favorite 4th of July memory has to be how my husband and father-in-law used to see who could bring the biggest and prettiest fireworks finale to the family picnic. They would come up with some of the neatest displays.
My favorite 4th of July celebration was in Philadelphia – I don’t remember the year.. all I remember is Philly knows how to do fireworks! All the sky lit up, the trees had white lights, and as a child I remember thinking.. ‘this is the best 4th of July ever!’
Thanks for the memories Jody…..fireworks are my favorite too! It’s always fun to see what amateurs can do with them.
What a great memory…..you should come to Charleston this year to create another spectacular memory. Our fireworks over the many beaches and the Ravenel Bridge are sight to behold.
I signed up for the newsletter and tweeted about it. My fave 4th of July memory was watching the fireworks at my aunt’s lake house near the Wisconsin Dells. Don’t see that family too often or spend a whole lot of time in the Midwest so it was special.
Hello Amanda! There is something spectacular about watching fireworks going off over the water. We often jump in the boat and watch the fireworks display at Patriot’s Point. Awesome!
My favorite 4th of July memories are the bits and pieces that make up the day each year. Grilling outdoors in the heat, and the relief of jumping into the water. Sweet watermelon on salty lips. Staying in your bathing suit all day long. Oooing and aahing over fireworks at the end of the day with a cold drink. Remembering the brave forefathers and mothers who put their lives and everything they knew on the line for this great experiment. Happy Independence Day!
Just tweeted and posted to FB. Thanks!
Deviled Eggs and the Princeton Pops
My best memories are listening to the Star Spangled Banner with fireworks bursting everywhere – while holding my Dad’s hand in mine.
I signed up for your email newsletter. My favorite 4th of July memory is when I was 9 years old. We had a huge cookout in our backyard with friends and family and we had our own mini fireworks display. That 4th of July just sticks in my memory more than any other.
Nicole,
There is something magical about being 9 years old. Some of my most precious memories are from that time before teen age years — when we’re still innocent and full of awe.
Sharon
Hi
Thanks for promoting our contest!!
Sharon
Nothing beats deviled eggs! And, outdoor symphony Pops concerts!!
Thank you!!
I loved your Mary Kay Has a Posse performance – you’re awesome.
Sharon
Hello Amanda,
Thanks for participating in our contest!
Sharon
Although disgusting, my favorite 4th of July memory is that of several years ago when we all went to the NY State fairgrounds to watch the fireworks. We set out blankets and laid down to see the show. My daughter was 2 at the time and she laid on top of me with her back to my front. A few minutes into it, she threw up and it went all down my neck, my shirt and in my ear. It was so nasty, but very memorable and now that she is 8, she loves to hear about that day!
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