Author: Annie

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 S is Sled: Fun in Galena The first sleds were traditionally made of wood, but today they are much more high-tech. 

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 R is for Red Lantern The Red Lantern Award is given to the last musher to reach Nome.  This award is

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 Q is for the Quiet Quiet is a great word to discuss the Alaskan wilderness.  As mushers and teams make their

  Tanana has been such a welcoming community since the minute my plane landed.  Upon arrival Shannon, a wonderful local woman, picked a small group

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 P is for Parka A parka is a large windproof jacket with a hood, which is designed to be worn in

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 O is for Optimism Optimism is defined as the hopefulness and confidence about the future or the successful outcome of something. 

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 N is for Nome Nome is home to the finish line of the Iditarod.  The town is located on the Seward

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 M is for Musher A musher is the driver of a dog sled team.  All 72 mushers picked their starting position

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 L is for Laura Neese Laura Neese is an Iditarod rookie musher and she is racing out of Nature’s Kennel.  Laura

The Iditarod Alphabet 2017 K is for Kennel An Iditarod kennel is a place where all the dogs call home.  There are kennels all over