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Rebecca Brakeley of Portland speaks during a tribal council Sunday as part of the second Durham Warriors Survival Challenge in Durham. Bob Crowley, the “Survivor” winner in 2008, organized the event.
Ian Szechowycz of Macomb, Ill., competes in a challenge. The event raised $10,000 for the Durham Warriors Project, a nonprofit set up to make it possible for veterans and others to stay at Crowley’s Maine Forest Yurts Campground for free.
Andy Baker of West Hartford, Conn., competes in a challenge.
Bob Crowley, right, speaks with John Hamer of Winterport during the Durham Warriors Survival Challenge in Durham on Sunday. Hamer was eliminated from the contest Saturday.
Richard Hatch, the first “Survivor” winner, talks with John Muzzy of Bangor. Fifty people applied for 18 spots to compete this year.
Jan Weigle of Switzerland competes in a tilting table event Sunday during the Durham Warriors Survival Challenge. Participants must stack blocks on the table while keeping it balanced.
Matt Bischoff, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who was on cast member on "Survivor Caramoan," participates in an block-stacking challenge Sunday.