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In 1987 a dream was born (Part 4)…

March 23, 2012 by robertforto Leave a Comment

The Iditarod celebrated its 40th anniversary this past March with Willow (AK) musher, Dallas Seavey winning the race.

While checking out YouTube I came across a series of videos that captured my attention. They were Iditarod videos, old school style! When they were made, this years winner was just born days after.

Robert Forto and Team Ineka are training for the Iditarod and his first attempt will be in 2014.

 

Way back in 1987, when this video was taken, Robert purchased his first Siberian Husky, Axl, and a dream was born…

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In 1987 a dream was born (Part 3)…

March 22, 2012 by robertforto Leave a Comment

The Iditarod celebrated its 40th anniversary this past March with Willow (AK) musher, Dallas Seavey winning the race.

While checking out YouTube I came across a series of videos that captured my attention. They were Iditarod videos, old school style! When they were made, this years winner was just born days after.

Robert Forto and Team Ineka are training for the Iditarod and his first attempt will be in 2014.

 

Way back in 1987, when this video was taken, Robert purchased his first Siberian Husky, Axl, and a dream was born…

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In 1987 a dream was born (Part 1)…

March 20, 2012 by robertforto Leave a Comment

The Iditarod celebrated its 40th anniversary this past March with Willow (AK) musher, Dallas Seavey winning the race.

While checking out YouTube I came across a series of videos that captured my attention. They were Iditarod videos, old school style! When they were made, this years winner was just born days after.

Robert Forto and Team Ineka are training for the Iditarod and his first attempt will be in 2014.

Way back in 1987, when this video was taken, Robert purchased his first Siberian Husky, Axl, and a dream was born…

 

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Hobo Jim at Willow Trading Post

February 25, 2012 by robertforto 3 Comments

The little hamlet, village or whatever they are calling it these days, of Willow Alaska comes alive next weekend for the start of the Iditarod. Thousands of people will flock to watch their favorite mushers on March 4th as they race towards Nome in the 1,049 mile dog sled race.

An Alaskan legend, Hobo Jim will play three shows at the Willow Trading Post on March 2nd, 3rd, and 4th. I saw him last year and he rocked the place!

Get there early as the trading post is rather small and fills up quick.

If you are going to be up here for the start this is s show you won’t want to miss!

Stay tuned for our daily coverage of the Iditarod on Mushing Radio

 

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Freshly pressed, hopes and dreams…

June 16, 2011 by robertforto 2 Comments

I can’t say how grateful I am for the opportunity to be Freshly Pressed on WordPress.com yesterday.

The post was just a short piece about my first training run of the summer with my sled dog team up in Alaska. I didn’t think much of it when I wrote it. I just wanted to share the experience with my readers.

Read: Mushing Alaska Style: First Training Run of the Summer

I started this blog the day I moved to Alaska in August 2010 and have tried my best to write every day. It is intended to showcase my challenges and struggles at moving from the “big city” of Denver to a town of just 2500 in Willow, Alaska.

I am up here chasing a crazy dream of running the Iditarod and what better place than the mushing capital of the world, right?

Over the last ten months I have learned a lot and tried my best to share my adventures with my readers. I have built a pretty loyal following but I had no idea until I saw how many people were reading my posts yesterday that people really do love Alaska.

There seemed to be a common theme in the comments (as well as people that I talk to) that Alaska and it’s ‘last frontier’ allure embodies the mystique that it deserves. Everyone get’s excited when you talk about Alaska.

Everyday I am amazed when I see a caravan of RVs and tour bus after tour bus packed full of folks visiting this great state. Every one of them are up here looking for that sense of adventure that some will say is lost in the fast paced world ‘Outside’.

Thank you so much for taking the time to read my posts and if you are interested, stay along for the ride while I am mushin’ down a dream. I will bet it will be just as fun for you as it is for me and I would love to have you tag along.

See you on the trail! Mush you huskies, gee, haw!

Filed Under: Alaska, Daily Post, Iditarod Tagged With: alaska, freshly pressed, Iditarod, mushin down a dream, postaday2011, robert forto, Team Ineka, Willow Alaska

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