
Eye on the Trail: Telephoto Story – Cindy Abbott
Cindy Abbott, Iditarod’s 2015 Red Lantern Recipient, spoke to the teachers about her experiences on the trail. Abbott also shared basic race information to give
Cindy Abbott, Iditarod’s 2015 Red Lantern Recipient, spoke to the teachers about her experiences on the trail. Abbott also shared basic race information to give
Folks in Nome headed to the Nome Recreation Center for the Iditarod Finisher’s Banquet on a calm, sunny, warm afternoon. All the mushers were off
It won’t be long and the festivities of the Finisher’s Banquet will get underway. The banquet is held in the Nome Recreation Center which for
Rookie Mary Helwig made Nome at 2351. Seems that it’s never too late or too early for a celebration at the burled arch at the
At the Finisher’s Banquet in Nome last year, Cindy Gallea announced it would be her last Iditarod. Needless to say I was surprised to see
They’ve become good friends over the miles as they traveled in what looked like a little train. They share the special bond of Iditarod. Kim
Claiming 66th place in Iditarod XLIV is Sarah Stokey. Sarah and her fiancee, Travis Beals, operate Turning Heads Kennel near Seward, Alaska. Sarah and Travis
Early afternoon on Friday brought three more mushers to the finish line in Nome. Larry Daugherty was the first to make the climb to Front
Matt Failor, born and raised in Ohio, finished Iditarod in 61st place with a time of 11days, 18 hours and 54 minutes. He made his
If I could be in grade school again, Trent Herbst is the teacher I’d select. His class room is based on experiential hands on learning.
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