Getting ready to leave tomorrow for the last great race on earth — the world famous IDITAROD®. Anchorage will be very busy catering for the 35th edition. The forecast is 18 to -20 without wind chill. 35,000 - 40,000 people show up from all over the world to watch and participate in this awesome test of man and his trained athletes competing over 1,180 miles of the roughest terrain in the world.

Our family of Rosanne, Brian and Angela will be very busy visiting with customers, attending luncheons, banquets, filming, taking photos and sending daily electronic updates — we will also have some time to visit with the Seavey's and the Iditarod® trail committee staff. I will take a 12 mile ride in the J. J. Keller sled on Saturday 3/3 and Dallas starts the race for Nome on Sunday 3/4 — this is his 20th birthday.

The story will be told thru the photos, films and the commentary so stay tuned!

Getting ready to leave tomorrow for the last great race on earth — the world famous IDITAROD®. Anchorage will be very busy catering for the 35th edition. The forecast is 18 to -20 without wind chill. 35,000 - 40,000 people show up from all over the world to watch and participate in this awesome test of man and his trained athletes competing over 1,180 miles of the roughest terrain in the world. Our family of Rosanne, Brian and Angela will be very busy visiting with customers, attending luncheons, banquets, filming, taking photos and sending daily electronic updates — we will also have some time to visit with the Seavey's and the Iditarod® trail committee staff. I will take a 12 mile ride in the J. J. Keller sled on Saturday 3/3 and Dallas starts the race for Nome on Sunday 3/4 — this is his 20th birthday. The story will be told thru the photos, films and the commentary so stay tuned