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    Originally Posted by cyber-sibes
    Do you have to round them up and walk them back to the sled to bring it home?

    Quote Originally Posted by Glacier

    Oh, no. They keep running - sled and all.
    The musher has a long, cold walk home.

    I always have an emergency bag on the sled with enough stuff in it
    to keep me and the dogs alive, if not comfortable,for a night or two.

    I keep a smaller kit, just some matches, bandages, a knife and handwarmers in my waist bag.
    That way if I loose the team and can't walk home, I can keep myself warm!
    I'd just make sure I had Bus Fare inna pockit ... then
    Walk to da corner an Hop on da Bus!


    Hey Glacier ~

    You might SERIOUSLY consider a Mountaineer's or Skiier's "Safety Beacon" to carry with you.
    Sends out a signal that can be tracked by a search party.

    Be CAREFUL out there!
    /s/ Cinder, Smokey & Heidi

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    Once again Tamara, WOW ............

    Thanks for filling me in. I am sure there were many other people who wondered too.

    Cheers
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    Yes, I have to agree with Michelle...Wow! And you do this voluntarily? I am only kidding I am sure it is very exciting and invigorating, and you probably get a real adrenaline rush while out running with the dogs. But as many have said already, just be careful out there.

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    Tamara, I had forgotten about your Danish family. Don't know whether you know about this link: http://www.cphpost.dk/
    and this: http://www.aok.dk/section/english

    Thanks for telling us about the emergency equipment and everything, it's really really interesting!!

    By the way, your photos and stories are fit for NG, have you thought of that?

    I'll say like the rest.... Be careful out there!



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    Brrrrrr! I can't blame Paxil for wanting to head back. The view there is amazingly beautiful, but I think I prefer seeing your pictures more than I would like being in them. At least you've got a good winter sport to keep you and the dogs happy...do they actually prefer the winter over the summer?

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    A question: Who is the dog running off lead beside the sled? (Post #25)


    Really terrific pictures, as usual. Thanks so much for posting the pictures
    and commentary.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    A question: Who is the dog running off lead beside the sled? (Post #25)
    That's Daisy, my neighbor's dog. It's very rare that I get out of the yard without Daisy tagging along. If she had a better coat, I'd put her in harness with the team, but she gets terrible snowballs in her fur. She's in great shape though. She runs a lot of miles with us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lizbud
    Really terrific pictures, as usual. Thanks so much for posting the pictures and commentary.

    These are terrific! I don't know anything about Huskies or sledding so it's fascinating to see the snaps and read the text! Could you give them skritches for me, too, please.
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    Brrrr, I've been Frosted! Thank you, Asiel and Pomtzu!


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