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October 4, 2012
Tulip and I were mighty excited to learn we’d be traveling to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for the Mid-west Musher Symposium and Teacher Conference.
Tulip and I were mighty excited to learn we’d be traveling to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan for the Mid-west Musher Symposium and Teacher Conference.
Ed and Tasha Stielstra invited everybody out to their kennel to take a look around, meet the big dogs and love up the puppies.
The Mid-west Sled Dog Symposium and Iditarod Educator’s Conference offered information and topics of interest for one and all. Some of the presenters focused on
Ever wonder how the dog teams from the lower 48 – perhaps Michigan, Colorado or Montana get to Alaska to compete in the Iditarod? They
I can’t believe I’m actually standing at mile 0.0 of the infamous Alaska Highway! It’s my black lab friend Ellie and me traveling with Ellie’s
We’re back on the road, looking at Dawson Creek and Mile Zero in the rear view mirror. This portion of the Alaskan Highway is also
We’re heading down from 4,250 feet, the highest point on the Alaskan Highway. Visibility at the summit was limited – maybe a quarter of a
Six hundred and five miles from Dawson Creek, we leave British Columbia behind. Ellie and I are quite excited about reaching the Yukon Territory. We’re
Drive on the top half of your gas tank. That’s the advice given to all travelers on the Alaska Highway. It’s a long distance between
The Alcan Highway is a part of every Iditarod for Ed Stielstra and his dog team. Musher, handler and dogs from Nature’s Kennel in the
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