Along the Iditarod Trail . . .
Sort of . . . Tonight’s post is a mix of intriguing stories being reported over the last several days from along the Iditarod Trail. It is a glimpse of the determination of some of the competitors and the many adventures experienced in the thirty fifth Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. I guess this could be called, the good, the bad, and the ugly but what I think this is might be more in the vein of the spirit of what the original serum run had going for it so many years ago. It takes grit, spirit, and a great sense of self for these men and women who run this race. Here are three stories from the Anchorage Daily News reports and wire reports. Iditarod Air Force pilot finds missing musher safe but far off the trail Staff and wire reports Anchorage Daily News A pilot with the volunteer Iditarod Airforce located a missing Iditarod musher about 18 miles from the Rohn checkpoint at the foot of the Alaska Range Thursday afternoon, ending a search by aircraft and ...