Zoom Lens: McGrath: A Hill and a Sled
March 11, 2016
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Back of the pack mushers found the short trail from the checkpoint down to the Kuskokwim River to be very much like the worn down
Back of the pack mushers found the short trail from the checkpoint down to the Kuskokwim River to be very much like the worn down
Rob Cooke departed McGrath March 11, 2016, after his 24-hour layover with 15 Siberians. He dogs were happy and strong as they charged down the
This harness reminds me of my favorite very old flannel shirt. I’ve got pretty new shirts but they hang in the closet as I prefer
Busy, Busy, Busy at McGrath. One team checking in while another team approaches on the frozen river. There’ll be plenty more action as the night
Skies in McGrath were beautiful today – pristine white clouds and brilliant blue sky. There are a few dropped dogs from Rohn but no mushers.
Dropped dogs have been coming into Anchorage. Be assured they are getting lots of love and attention while they await a ride back to their
It’s race day in Willow. the skies were blue and the Mountain was out. It’s the dogs that are the real characters. They can hardly
Trent Herbst teaches 4th grade in Ketchum, Idaho at the community school. If you were in his class, you’d have real life math and science
It’s always a question as to who is who when it comes to the identical Berington twins, Anna and Kristi. After the vets were finished
Even though Charley Bejna was ready to depart he took time to pose with his lead dog Brown. Wondering how Charlie’s lead dog came by
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