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Yukon Quest Notebook

February 6, 2012
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Mile 101 seems like a lonely place for a checkpoint, but that hasn’t kept a handful of volunteers from returning for 10-plus years.Checkpoint manager Peter Kamper has spent 16 years working the area that consists of a few unadorned cabins.Read more here: http://newsminer.com/bookmark/17413451-Yukon-Quest-notebook

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