In that case, I've been there a number of times, and did it again today. I have 170+ photos to go through, but here's a teaser. It's Lance Mackey, defending champion, trying for his fourth consecutive win.
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
06 March 2010
A Day at the (Iditarod) Race
I just spent four hours freezing - it's an Alaskan tradition. As one old-timer told me at the first Iditarod I attended, "You haven't been to the Iditarod if you haven't frozen your @$$ off."
In that case, I've been there a number of times, and did it again today. I have 170+ photos to go through, but here's a teaser. It's Lance Mackey, defending champion, trying for his fourth consecutive win.
In that case, I've been there a number of times, and did it again today. I have 170+ photos to go through, but here's a teaser. It's Lance Mackey, defending champion, trying for his fourth consecutive win.
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Go Lance!!!
That's the dang problem with this race...too many mushers to root for. I wnat to see them all do well, take good care of their dogs, and finish. Finishing is a victory unto itself.
Oh, and unlike watching the *spit* Yankees win their umpteenth World Series, I certainly would cheer Lance for winning his fourth consecutive race or Rick Swenson his sixth overall.
Damn, I miss seeing Susan Butcher in the field. May she be enjoying her dogs and the view from Up There, RIP. Speaking of which, I believe tomorrow is Susan Butcher Day in Alaska.
Cold, Cold, Cold.
See Ya
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