I think it’s a tulip...
Gary Rolfe, 01.13.2012
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| I am proud to call Ittoqqortoormiit my home. With it comes a sense of belonging and peace I have never experienced anywhere else in the world. It’s not just like that at Christmas; it’s like it all ... |
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Students ask the best questions ~
Jodi Bailey, 01.13.2012
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| Holiday break is over, students are headed back to school for the spring semester. And mushers are gearing up for some serious races. Here at Dew Claw that means the Copper Basin 300, Tustumena 200, ... |
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Yukon Quest after all...
Sebastian Schnuelle, 01.13.2012
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| Hello from the Yukon. Not even a month ago, I wrote in the last newsletter about how much I enjoy the armchair mushing. Well that armchair has been replaced by the good old Gatt sitdown sled, or ... |
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Racing Season so far...
Greg Sellentin, 01.13.2012
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| It can stop snowing any time now. Alaska has experienced record snowfalls so far this season, and here in Willow, we have had enough. If it doesn’t snow again all winter I’ll be happy. Mother Nature ... |
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MIKE MAHONEY More about freighting with dogs in the Klondike
Jeffrey Dinsdale, 11.26.2011
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| When writing about the history of sled dogs and dog mushing, primary sources can be a problem. The main reason for this is that dog mushers are not the most reliable raconteurs, they tend to ... |
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