Breakfast in bed is a real treat, like a special celebration treat. Musher G.B. Jones just brought these dogs bowls filled with warm broth and
Handler flew over the Alaska Range in a Cessna 180 to get to McGrath where she is writing stories for Iditarod’s Eye on the Trail
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
Hi Boys and Girls, It’s been a little quiet with everyone taking their 24 hour rest. Soon we’ll know who the leaders are so stay
What’s a hodge-podge? Can you figure out what it means by looking at these different photos? You’ll see photos of students, teachers, mushers, dogs, and
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,
After all the teams had cleared the Skwentna checkpoint, ten dogs remained on the dropped dog line. Dogs take priority when clearing a checkpoint. The
Hi Boys and Girls, Hope you are enjoying the race. It looks the the mushers are starting to take their 24 hour mandatory rest. We
Temperature Nikolai 3.8.11, -2 degrees F according to the round thermometer on Schnuelle’s sled Follow me using my GPS tracker and when I’m flying, I’ll
Hello Boys and Girls, I got to take a plane ride out to McGrath today to interview students from Brooksville, Maine. Yes, Boys and Girls,
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