Zoom Lens – Siberians
Sanka W. Dog
March 11, 2016
Rob Cooke departed McGrath March 11, 2016, after his 24-hour layover with 15 Siberians. He dogs were happy and strong as they charged down the
Rob Cooke departed McGrath March 11, 2016, after his 24-hour layover with 15 Siberians. He dogs were happy and strong as they charged down the
Hi Boys and Girls, It’s Friday!!! While most of us will get to relax the next 2 days, the mushers will still be hard at
Hi Boys and Girls, I can’t believe this is day 4 of the race. Most of the teams are taking their 24 hour rest. A
This harness reminds me of my favorite very old flannel shirt. I’ve got pretty new shirts but they hang in the closet as I prefer
Good Morning Boys and Girls, I bet you just couldn’t wait to get up and check to see how the race was going. I know
Dear Teachers, The race is on!! How many of you have watched the re-start of the 2016 Iditarod Dog Sled Race? Did you see those
Libby Here! I am sure by now you have heard that once mushers left Willow, they travel from checkpoint to checkpoint until they reach the
Hello Boys and Girls, Wow! The race is flying by so fast that before we know it, the mushers will be in Nome. The teams
Busy, Busy, Busy at McGrath. One team checking in while another team approaches on the frozen river. There’ll be plenty more action as the night
Skies in McGrath were beautiful today – pristine white clouds and brilliant blue sky. There are a few dropped dogs from Rohn but no mushers.
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