Here are some views of Alyeska Ski Resort south of Anchorage. We took the tram up to the top to eat lunch at one of the restaurants. It was such a gorgeous day, we wished we all know how to ski!
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- Alyeska
- Turnagain Arm
- Alaska Railroad, Part 6
- Alaska Railroad, Part 5
- Alaska Railroad Stops, Part 4
- Alaska Railroad Stops, Part 3
- Alaska Railroad, Part 2
- Alaska Railroad, Part 1
- Fairbanks Loves Art & I Love Gift Shops
- Moose Alert!
- Ice Art at Night
- They're on the Yukon River!
- Chena Hot Springs at -4F
- Gardener of the North
- Tools of Ice Carving
- Ice Stonehenge
- Ice Art Tribute to Susan Butcher
- World Ice Art Championships
- I did it. I really did it!
- A Tough Race & Lance Mackey
- Susan Butcher
- Mt. McKinley
- Restart 4
- Restart 3
- Restart 2
- Gentlemen (& Ladies), Start Your Sled Dogs! Restar...
- Serum Run Dogsled
- Iditarod Headquarters
- Leonhard Seppala & Togo
- Author Gay Salisbury
- Ceremonial Start Photos 4
- Ceremonial Start Photos 3
- Ceremonial Start Photos 2
- Ceremonial Start Photos 1
- Ceremonial Start 3-3-07
- Volunteers
- Iditarod Communications Headquarters
- Mushers' Banquet 3-1-07
- Wind Chill
- Stay Tuned
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About Me
- Mrs B
- I am a third grade Language Arts teacher in a school in The Woodlands, Texas. I was born in Dallas, but had many wonderful years in between at Sharon, PA; Warren, OH; and Akron, OH. One of my sisters lives in Fairbanks, AK, and she is the one who got me "hooked" on the Iditarod. I am setting up a blog to share with my third graders in Texas when I travel to Alaska in March 2007 to observe first hand the start of the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race. I have enjoyed teaching my students all the history and excitement of this race for about five years now. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to see the race start in person and send reports with photos back to my school.
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