Photos 3.16.11
Teacher on the Trail
March 16, 2011
9:30 pm
What do these mushers have in common?
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
Hi Boys and Girls, The race is still going on. I hope you are still following and enjoying it. Today’s update: TIME: 13:12 Alaskan Time
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
Libby Here! Dropped dogs are dogs that mushers or veterinarians decide have to leave the race. Some dogs have a minor injury or an attitude
When the drop bags were sorted out and alphabetized at the checkpoint, one of Lachlan Clark’s bags was missing. Seems that this would be troublesome
Hi Boys and Girls, John Baker crossed the finish line today at 9:46 Alaskan time with 11 dogs. This is John’s first Iditarod Championship. He
The communication specialists in Unalakleet have the live video feed from Nome playing on the one computer inside the checkpoint that’s connected to Internet. There
Hi Boys and Girls, TIME: 00:52 Alaskan time By the next time I post an update, we’ll have a winner to the 39th Iditarod. John
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