Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Jack & Jaspers Grandparents Visit
My parents flew up for their first winter in Alaska visit. We were blessed with warmer temperatures in the 30's.
Cross Country skiing at Sheep Mountain Lodge, two hours north of Eagle River in the Matanuska Glacier/River Valley.
Snowshoeing above our house in Eagle River, at the South Fork Access to the Chugach Mountains State Park.
Yes, this is an avalanche zone.
Jasper in midflight.
Gretchen, Jack, and I posing on "lookout rock" along the Crow Pass Trail near the Eagle River Nature Center


Posing just below Baldy Peak in Eagle River, with Denali looming in the background over 135 miles away.
Masters Swim League Meet
Tour of Anchorage; Alaska's Premiere Nordic Ski Marathon
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
Saturday, March 1, 2008
IDITAROD 08 - The Fans
People come from all over for the ceremonial start in downtown Anchorage. The official start is tomorrow in Willow, AK.
IDITAROD 08 - The Mushers
A total of 98 mushers, from 6 different countries make up this years field, the largest ever.
Lance Mackey, winner of this years Yukon Quest just two weeks ago, and last years winner of the Iditarod and Yukon Quest. Like the cyclist, this Lance is also a cancer survivor, and my personal favorite musher



Dee Dee Jonrowe, has twelve top-10 Iditarod finishes in her career. Jonrowe and her dogs all sport pink harness and hear in support of breast cancer, she is also a cancer survivor.

Rohn Buser, son of one of mushings greatest, Martin Buser, is mushing in his first Iditarod, he is 18 years old, still a 12th grader in high school.

IDITAROD 08 - The Dogs
The real all-star of this racing event is the dogs. What human athlete can run 1048 miles in less than 10 days?????
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