More times than I can count or even remember during the 2006 Iditarod, I found myself in the presence of Iditarod icons, not only people
Our Alaska adventure ended back where we started in Anchorage. We had come full circle, and to conclude our explorations we visited the Alaska Native
Dogsledding has been part of life in Alaska for a very long time. As snow machines (mobiles), planes, and four-wheel drive vehicles started appearing in
Relationships. For me that’s what this event is, and always has been about. Whether it is the relationship between the mushers and the
Our love of Iditarod starts and ends with the dogs. For my family, visiting a kennel on our recent vacation to Alaska was non-negotiable. We
Glaciers are something you have to see to believe. I live in western New York, an area formed thousands of years ago by glaciers.
Alaska is filled with an incredible diversity of wildlife. There are marvelous creatures we don’t see often in the lower 48, and it is difficult
If you know anything about teenagers you can easily imagine that I am the definition of “most annoying mom ever.” My poor children never get
This picture of Louis Nelson, Sr. in Unalakleet in 2008 is one of my favorites. He is an elder, born and raised in Kotzebue, living
One of the most impressive traits I noticed among mushers was the love and kindness given to their dogs. The relationship between dogs and
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