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What is the Avannaata Qimussersua?
The Avannaata Qimussersua stands apart from other renowned dog races, such as the Finnmarksløpet—a grueling 1,200 km journey across Northern Norway—and the Iditarod in Alaska, which emphasize endurance over prolonged periods. Instead, the Avannaata Qimussersua is a vibrant celebration of speed and purity. Known as The Great Race of the North, it has gained worldwide attention
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The Red Lantern and Burled Arch
Red Lantern Mosaic and a Piece of the Original Burled Arch This red lantern was created for us by artist, Lola Bug Creations and the wood base is a piece from the original @theiditarod Burled Arch.We have a special idea for this. Stay tuned! The piece of the original Burled Arch has a distinguished provenance in
Feral Racing with Connor McMahon
In this engaging conversation, Connor McMahon shares his journey as a musher, detailing his experiences leading up to and during the Iditarod. He discusses his life in the Yukon, the challenges faced on the trail, and the importance of his dog team. Connor reflects on the unique experiences of the race, including unexpected weather conditions
The Unmatched Bond Between a Musher and Their Dogs: A Partnership Built on Trust
Dog sledding, a sport steeped in tradition and adventure, is not just about racing across the snow; it is a profound partnership between a musher and their dogs. This unique relationship, forged through trust, mutual respect, and shared experiences, is at the heart of what makes dog sledding so special. In this blog post, we
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The Red Lantern and Burled Arch
Red Lantern Mosaic and a Piece of the Original Burled Arch This red lantern was created for us by artist, Lola Bug Creations and the wood base is a piece from the original @theiditarod Burled Arch.We have a special idea for this. Stay tuned! The piece of the original Burled Arch has a distinguished provenance in
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Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review
Garmin inReach Mini 2 Review The best two-way texting satellite device, now with better battery life and interface Our Verdict Garmin has cemented its position at the top of the heap for two-way, global satellite messaging devices and services. The previous version of the inReach Mini earned our top honor, and the latest version makes
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Quintessential Clarence
Clarence rushed to my side, scanning my face anxiously as I sneezed a second time. “You OK?” his worried dark brown eyes asked. I laughed at him. “I’m OK,” I assured my companion inside the tiny trapping cabin. “Just allergies.” The big dog, for years my main leader, was a deeply loyal worrier. A sneeze,
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Betsy Heidt with Muppy
In this episode of the Mushing Podcast, host Robert speaks with Betsy Heidt about her journey in dog-powered sports with her dogs, Muppy and Journey. Betsy shares her experiences with training, racing, and the unique challenges of using smaller breeds in mushing. The conversation highlights the community support in dog sports, the rise of Muppy’s
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Interview w/Bridgett Watkins
Robert Forto interviews Bridget Watkins about running in the Iditarod and more.
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Who Was Emile St. Godard?
Emile St. Godard burst onto the racing scene in 1925. The Pas, Manitoba, was his hometown, but for the next ten years, he was the man to beat throughout Canada and the United States. Even Leonhard Seppala found overtaking the racy husky-hound crosses on St. Godard’s dog team difficult. These dogs, sleek and long-legged, were