Last week we followed musher Cindy Abbott to Kaltag. This week our journey will take us about 82 miles to Unalakleet. Depending on if mushers
It is a beautiful spring day outside today. The only problems with the unseasonably warm temperatures are, I am in Alaska, it is still February,
One of the most asked questions I hear from people is, “What are you going to wear to stay warm?” I have to laugh a
We have had to make a change in our journey. Due to lack of snow and poor trail conditions on several sections of the Southern
George Attla passed away on Sunday, February 15, 2015, surrounded by his family as he left this world. Attla,age 81, passed away from B-cell
After studying the history of Alaska, my students focused on the culture of Alaska. Alaska is full of unique and interesting cultures. There are many
It is time to say good-bye to our young students of Grayling and head up the Yukon river to Eagle Island. This leg of our
“There was a musher, had a dog, and Bingo was his name-o…” Borrowed from the old English folk tune. Use this game to get familiar
Alaska has a rich history, starting when it was settled by the Russians to the beginning of the Iditarod sled dog race. My students just
Last week Regret, Ken Anderson’s lead dog, led us to Anvik, the first checkpoint on the Yukon. This week we will have a short 18-mile
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