coming to an end
 This guy looks a little shifty. I don't think he (or she) should be trusted.Jeff is still being driven by sixteen dogs, this seems good, but I wonder if Lance's 12 are lean and mean, and very fast! Plus I have a feeling that Lance actually has more than 12 dogs, because if he smells that "clean coat" behind him, he will run the last 150 miles himself!! He is most comfy out front and I see him having an advantage right now. However I think I may have jinxed Aaron and Mitch, so I will not take a guess at who will win. What a amazing race, with amazing athelets. I feel proud and happy to root for all 90? mushers. |
posted by Da Bears at 9:46 AM
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post a commentKing sent his GPS back to Magrath, dropped it lIKE A DOG. He was laughing about it on the news last night.
What a great shot! Looks alot like that shifty character that has the den next to yours. Speaking of that, your neighborhood sure went to hell last summer! You were out inthe toolies all by yourself, now you have neighbors inthe form of wolves and buffies.
This is a great race up front between these two mushers, when I get up at 3:30 inthe morning to check status of races, it must be good. Right now, King with 16 dogs runs a little better average on speed, but again Mackey could be playing the wounded racer trick and holding his dogs back to stay with King until the last minute. Regardless of where anyone of them finishes, anyone that is willing to make this race has to be respected. Takes a lot of heart and endurance to make this run.
Right now, their GPS units are working like my GPS units when I am onthe Kenai Peninsula, their location does not match the trrail. Right now, both King and Mackey is way off the trail according to their GPS, either that or they tied their GPS units to a polar bear.
It was Martin Buser that sent his GPS back...stated he had planned to sabbatoge the thing all along...hehe...this has been an amazing race...all the mushers are doing well...okay it may be April before the Red Lantern pulls into Nome...but to finish is to finish...and something to be proud of...I too am rooting for them all to make it to Nome...before Norton Sound cracks her ice....
That would make the coolest hat for the Alpha Male of the Wolf Pack! I wonder if we could duplicate that look with fake fur, do not want to upset PETA
The finish will be between 0400 and 050 on Wednesday morning, 3/12/08. Do you want me to call you?
you watchin big brother...huh huh? ya watching?
Did you know that you had lost your den? Some poacher moved in and evidently took over your den. Might want to check out the site of the "old heifer buff".