Pictures Tell a Story – Family in Nome
March 22, 2015
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One of the moments I see at the finish that puts a big smile on my face, besides the dogs, is when families reunite. It
One of the moments I see at the finish that puts a big smile on my face, besides the dogs, is when families reunite. It
Twenty-two seconds separated two brothers which suffered many highs and lows on this journey across Alaska. A large crowd of fans, including several 2015 Iditarod
The dogs are the true athletes of the Iditarod and the mushers make sure their best friends know this. Justin Savidis has a tradition of
This afternoon after watching Charley Bejna cross under the Burled Arch, I made my way to the library to catch Martin Buser speak about his
Along the trail mushers often have to drop dogs or give their dogs a ride in the sled. Mushers are so in tune with their
My plan for this afternoon was to go the the Nome Elementary School with Martha and watch the screening of Spirit of the Wind: The
I am officially an honorary member of the 2015 P Team. Just as in every sport, athletes of the Last Great Race are also tested
A couple of hours after Mitch Seavey placed 2nd in the 2015 Iditarod his dogs could be seen sleeping like babies in the dog lot.
Some say dynasty, Dallas says competitors that happen to be related. For the first time in Iditarod history, son and father took 1st and 2nd
I just love to walk around the checkpoint and look at the dogs. Their expressions put an enormous smile on my face. I always imagine
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