Dropped Dogs Are…
Martha Dobson
March 5, 2013
5:07 pm
supervised, examined, kept safe, fed, loved on, and are the dogs that mushers drop from their teams when they arrive in checkpoints along the
supervised, examined, kept safe, fed, loved on, and are the dogs that mushers drop from their teams when they arrive in checkpoints along the
SKWENTNA CHECKPOINT CONT. “Dog traffic.” That’s the start of the Communications (Coms) report from the Skwentna River to the cabin at the top of the
March 3, 2013 – THE DAY – The official start of the 2013 Iditarod. It was a beautiful day with Denali clearly visible in the
On Friday, March 1, 4th Avenue in downtown Anchorage was bustling with cars, buses, taxis and people everywhere. That night, truckload after truckload of snow
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I had to ask myself today, “How many pictures of dogs do I really need?” Not enough it seems. I wanted to share a few
The 2013 Winter Conference for Educators is now officially underway. Teachers and presenters are gathered here from Alaska and the Lower 48 states. New for
The other day, while visiting Iditarod Headquarters, I had the opportunity to witness a vet check. Cim Smyth was there with his dogs getting their
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