Zoom Lens – Departing for the Junior Finish
February 25, 2013
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Some four hours before sunrise at 03:43, the first Junior Musher, Noah Pereira pulled his snow hook and followed the narrow snowy trail out to
Some four hours before sunrise at 03:43, the first Junior Musher, Noah Pereira pulled his snow hook and followed the narrow snowy trail out to
After running on well-groomed trails in absolutely perfect weather conditions, it was no surprise that the Junior Iditarod canine athletes wanted to keep going once
13 x 13 x 13! Thirteen young mushers left the start line for the 2013 Junior Iditarod while the temperature with wind chill was at
It’s Friday night and the Junior Iditarod mushers have drawn their bib numbers. Thanks to the generosity of local merchants each participant received a care
Shaw Elementary School outside of Wasilla, Alaska is a school with a view. The Chugach Mountains are visible beyond the school in this photo. Teacher
Early Alaskan pilots fought to conquer the air over America’s last frontier. The pilots were daring, adventurous, innovative individuals who became known as bush pilots.
Photos by Art Aldrich Did you know that…. When dogs get to checkpoints, they rest or snooze on beds of straw. Mushers care about
The brake system of an musher’s sled is important. Although it won’t hold a team in place, it will help to slow a team. This
This is a picture of the 2010 Starting Banner. The flags above the banner represent the countries that have mushers entered in the 2010 Iditarod.
Pretty cheeky, right? Putting a picture of myself in this article? But seriously it embodies what I want to say. It shows what it feels
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