Takotna
March 10, 2012
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Travel went more smoothly today. Shortly after rising, I got a quick breakfast from the abundant offerings at the McGrath Checkpoint and took a snow
Travel went more smoothly today. Shortly after rising, I got a quick breakfast from the abundant offerings at the McGrath Checkpoint and took a snow
Are you watching the GPS Tracker? Where is Blynne headed?
Travel went more smoothly today. Shortly after rising I got a quick breakfast from the abundant offerings at the McGrath Checkpoint and took a snow
Mc Grath is a humming place, especially since so many of the mushers have decided to spend their 24 hour rest here. I am finally
Sorry, I just couldn’t help myself. Enjoy! I am going to get some rest so I can get up to take in what is supposed
Dropped dogs in the Iditarod are priority one. From the time a vet or musher has decided for whatever reason that a dog should be
Blynne is finally back on the Iditarod Trail! After getting her ‘flying orders’ last evening (March 6) Blynne reported to the waiting area and loaded
I thought I would share some of my favorite dog pictures with you. I know there will be more to come. You know, the Iditarod
The Iditarod Trail operates out of a number of hub points. These are points at which supplies can be exchanged, flights routed, etc. Anchorage, of
Arriving in Skwentna was kind of abrupt and an opportunity for a workout. The pilot delivered me to an empty airfield. He pointed out the
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