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One last “Aliy Cam” video to wrap-up our Iditarod 2010 coverage. In the week ahead, we’ll also be wrapping-up our 2009-2010 racing season here on the Dog Log. This will include the list of links some of you have requested of “Aliy Cam” videos in chronological order. So… Stay tuned!

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At first I was tempted to apologize for all the snow on the camera lens — Aliy actually does apologize! — but then I realized it gives you an even better sense of what the conditions were like. I also intended to use this episode of “Aliy Cam” simply to … Read More

For these next two “Aliy Cam” videos, we’re going to take you back to the early days of the Iditarod and spotlight a couple of contrasts. The first is the weather and trail conditions. You’ve already seen that the race started on a bright, clear, calm day, and ended with … Read More

SP Kennel’s Black Team at the Iditarod 2010 finish. Allen Moore and twelve fantastic dogs — Butterscotch, Petunia, Teddy, Oddball, Beemer, Ranger, KitKat, Roy, L’il Debbie, Bonita, Viper & Rambler — crossed under Nome’s burled arch in 35th position after 10 days, 23 hours on the Trail. This was also … Read More

In this “Aliy Cam” episode, we pick up when the Red Team has left Shaktoolik and is crossing the frozen Norton Sound — the “frozen ocean” — en route to Koyuk. Aliy describes the trail, the ice conditions and what it’s like to be “out there.” She also shares from … Read More

In our last episode of “Aliy Cam” — before the start/finish diversion — Aliy and the dogs were on their way into Unalakleet after pushing through a ground blizzard. In this episode, we join the Team leaving Unalakleet in another ground blizzard, working its way down the frozen river to … Read More

While Aliy and the dogs are sleeping, I thought I’d share their Iditarod finish in Nome from their point of view. I think you will find this video very moving, and even a little amusing with Rosie wanting to stop for pats from all the spectators. When Aliy wakes up, … Read More