These Aliy Cams are a fun and interactive way I try to share my team’s experiences on the Iditarod Trail. In the 10 days, 7 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds that we traveled the trail I tried to capture the real images from the wilderness, the weather and the … Read More
These Aliy Cams are a fun and interactive way I try to share my team’s experiences on the Iditarod Trail. In the 10 days, 7 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds that we traveled the trail I tried to capture the real images from the wilderness, the weather and the … Read More
These Aliy Cams are a fun and interactive way I try to share my team’s experiences on the Iditarod Trail. In the 10 days, 7 hours, 28 minutes and 30 seconds that we traveled the trail I tried to capture the real images from the wilderness, the weather and the … Read More
Hi ya. Aliy here. Checking in. You know how every once in a while you just lack motivation? No? Anyone else? Yes? Well, honestly that doesn’t happen to me very often. I’m a Go – Go – Go kinda person. But… heck… right now I’m not Going Anywhere. Know what … Read More
I have been videoing my adventures on the Iditarod Trail for 10 years. In 2010, our friend, Macgellan had me start recording “Aliy Cams” after telling me: “Of course people would be interested in seeing what is happening first hand while you are out on the race! Duh.” Competitive dog … Read More
The team is back in Two Rivers after their adventure! They flew NAC from Nome to Anchorage and were well taken care of by the staff and crew of the airline. The airline is experienced in moving dog teams around Alaska so they were in great hands. Thanks to Linda, … Read More
Aliy recorded the last mile of her race as the team ran down Front Street and into the chute. Thanks to the lovely ladies who helped the team negotiate the entrance to the chute thanks to someone (ahem *Jefe*) dragging them onto the sidewalk! She snapped this pic as the … Read More
Congratulations Aliy, Dutch Junior, QT, Spark, Decaf, Five, Rodney, Jefe, Cloud, Violet and Amber with important contributions from Chevie, Kodiak and Bruno. They have crossed the line in 18th position at 9.28pm this evening in Nome with a total time of 10 days, 7 hours, 28 minutes, 30 seconds. They … Read More
Time 7.30pm Race Mile 961 The team have climbed almost to the top of Cape Nome and will see Nome ahead of them in just few minutes. They have 14 miles left to go. The crew on the ground are very excited to see them, as are those of us … Read More
As Aliy and the team close in on Nome we’ve been reflecting on the race a little and wanted to share with you some lessons we’ve learned from Aliy Zirkle in the 2020 Iditarod: 1) Sometimes things don’t work out as you might have wished. You can either pout about … Read More
