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Sanka W. Dog
March 10, 2011
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
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
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
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
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,
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
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
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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