Wattie McDonald’s Team & Handlers
Wattie (pronounce the a in his name like “ah”) is back again for his second Iditarod. He’s from Scotland. Notice the flags being carries, the kilts,
Wattie (pronounce the a in his name like “ah”) is back again for his second Iditarod. He’s from Scotland. Notice the flags being carries, the kilts,
Temperature 16 degrees F, feels like 2 degrees F People sported green for St. Patrick’s Day in Nome, attended their parade, and took their pictures
What do these mushers have in common?
Temperature in Nome 0°F, winds 3 mph Last night there were some CLOSE finishes which is very unusual in a sled dog race. Ken Anderson and
Koyuk is a beautiful, peaceful village. Under bright sunshine, the river ice sparkles. During the night, we stood outside and spotted headlamps coming across the
3.12.11 Anvik temperature 8 a.m., 8 degrees F 3.13.11 Unalakleet 10 a.m., 5 degrees F, winds 5 mph Shageluk, Grayling, and Eagle Island—I dropped in
Temperature in Anvik 3.11.11, 21°F, winds 5 mph. Search for the formula to convert Fahrenheit to Celsius to calculate the temperature. All the mushers have
Temperature in Takotna, 8 a.m., -12°F, no wind Mushers left last night beginning at 2200 (can you convert that to a 12 hour clock?) with
Temperature in McGrath 3.9.11, 20 ° F, winds 9 mph. That means it feels like 9°F. Clicking on a photo will enlarge it. In literature,
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