The Last Word on Dog Pee
Teacher on the Trail
March 14, 2013
4:11 pm
A student from Westport, CT asked me why they collect dog pee. Pee is collected so it can be tested for drugs. Like human athletes,
A student from Westport, CT asked me why they collect dog pee. Pee is collected so it can be tested for drugs. Like human athletes,
Hi Boys and Girls Teams have been coming in all day. 18 teams are still out on the trail so keep a look out for
Wednesday, March 13 was another crisp, clear day in Nome, Alaska. I was just about to write my post for the day about the winning
Hi Boys and Girls Well Nome is still a busy place. 5 more teams have arrived since last nights update and 8 teams are due
My trip here from Unalakleet was via Cessna 180 in severe clear. Severe clear is the term used to describe a sky that is completely
It was just after 10:30 pm when the word spread down the chute that Mitch Seavey was in town. He officially finished Tuesday, March 12
Hi Boys and Girls What a busy day in Nome. Since this morning’s update 17 teams have arrived and 5 more are on their way
There’s a guy out there with green and yellow harnesses and sled bag. Being from Wisconsin, I thought he might be a Packer backer but
Hi Boys and Girls It has been a busy night between White Mountain and Nome. 4 teams have arrived in Nome and 12 more are
Hi Boys and Girls THE WINNER IS: MITCH SEAVEY Winning time: 9 days 7 hours 56 seconds Congratulations to Mitch and his team.
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