Neel completes the seven tasks

Here's a description of the contestant's attempt. Someone's probably working on collecting some images to illustrate it.

Neel completes the puzzle, then places her hand on her hip, then builds a brick tower, then knocks over a bowling pin with the bowling ball, then fills the wheelbarrow with small items, then puts the wheelbarrow in the shed, and then finally hides the puzzle. When Neel builds the tower, she builds with the bricks at opposing angles (making sort of V-shapes) to help keep it sturdy on the grassy surface. She also has Mark measure its height before moving on. Neel realises she can move the bowling pins, so moves them closer to the patio, but also protects her tower by placing the bathtub and the wheelbarrow between it and the pins. Neel primarily uses the leftover bricks to fill the wheelbarrow. When it comes time to move the wheelbarrow, Neel instead wonders aloud if Mark would be the ideal person to play her love interest – or even play Santa - in the new Tinka film. Mark asks if she’s stalling because she needs help moving the wheelbarrow, and he moves the wheelbarrow into the playhouse for her. Neel puts a lot of effort into really hiding the puzzle pieces; thankfully, it’s her last task, as recovering the pieces would have taken quite some time. Neel finishes all seven tasks in 22 minutes 7 seconds and wins the task.

(Written by Jenny R and edited by Karl Craven)