Monthly Archives: January 2009

Noooo I’m not talking about some hot musher in urine and fur infested tight winter gear !!   I’m talking weather.  We had weather in the twenties at race start last night and when we woke this morning it was 6 … Continue reading →

The quiet town of Jackson Hole was alive with dogs barking bright and early today.  We ate breakfast at The Bunnery (I’ve been craving it for a year now) and sat with Mark Nordman and Denny Albert.  It was great … Continue reading →

For the first time in 4 years the Dubois trail head was a lonely place.  This morning we pulled in behind the Swingley crew and it was just our 3 teams training today.  Doug and I commented on how lonely it … Continue reading →

Tuesday morning was bitter cold so we were a little slow getting motivated.  We met the Swingley’s at the Yankee Doodle for some breakfast and sat around and shot the bull for a couple hours.  I was very proud that … Continue reading →

1/26/09 On Sunday, we got the dogs out for their first run and they did well, but were a little huffed from the altitude, which is normal.  It was another long day on Monday doing N-O-T-H-I-N-G.  We found ourselves having intellectual … Continue reading →

1/25/09  Ok, I’m going stir crazy so I’m going to blogamble (ramble on my blog).  We arrived late Friday.  Saturday the dogs rested in the altitude and we spent the day doing nothing….N-O-T-H-I-N-G.  On my last blog I was enjoying … Continue reading →

2 1/2 days of driving and we are finally here.  Roads were uneventful and good until we hit Wyoming, which at this point doesn’t surprise me anymore.  We were welcomed back to Wyoming with an ice covered road and a pickup … Continue reading →

WARNING: This blog has been rated R due to content In the quiet town of Rock Springs, WY in the dark shadows of the local McDonald’s parking lot the town was jolted to attention to the sounds of high pitched screaming.  … Continue reading →

Our first race of the season, Tahquamenon Falls, was a huge success.  Me and Bruce and JR Anderson (running his own dogs) showed up with 28 dogs and took home 3 trophies.  All of us were beyond excited at how well the … Continue reading →