Working the Skwentna Checkpoint
Sanka W. Dog
March 8, 2011
9:53 pm
It’s pretty amazing to be at a checkpoint during the race. Tourists get onto small planes and fly out to Finger Lake and to the
It’s pretty amazing to be at a checkpoint during the race. Tourists get onto small planes and fly out to Finger Lake and to the
Hi Boys and Girls, I hope you are enjoying the race. Have you been reading Sanka’s posts? Aren’t they great. She is such a lucky
Working the river as the race came through Skwentna was quite a magical experience. There’s the energy of the musher’s and dog teams, there
Temperature 3.6.11 in Skwentna, 25 degrees F, calm wind Temperature at 7 a.m. 0 degrees F, calm wind On a gorgeous day, the 39th Iditarod
Hi Boys and Girls, I’m really bummed that once again, I’m not in Alaska and I’m watching the race from afar like you are. So
Here’s Part One of Women Mushing On. Use these photos of the 2011 women mushers, plus Libby Riddles, the first woman to win the Iditarod,
Temperature about 20 degrees F, calm wind Snow is dumped on 4th Ave. in Anchorage, teams start leaving at 10 a.m. at 2 minute intervals,
As the race begins at 4th and “D” in downtown Anchorage, Handler is waiting for the bush plane bound for Skwentna. Communication people, veterinarians, checkers
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