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Iditarod - The Great Race to Nome


Price: $23.95
Paperback. 133 pages. 9.75 x 8.75 Published by Sasquatch Books. Copyright 2002. ISBN: 1-57061-291-9 Author: Bill Sherwonit
 
Men. And women. Dogs. The thrill of extreme adventure . . . the agony of extreme defeat. These are the elements that make up the famous annual Iditarod Sled Dog Race from Anchorage to Nome. Now, just in time for the Iditarod's 30th anniversary, comes this new edition of one of the best-selling books on ""the Big Trail."" Sherwonit recounts the history and past three decades of the Iditarod and looks forward to its promising future, while photographer Jeff Schultz provides thrilling new photos, from the arctic landscape to the competitors and the dogs they rely on.

Sherwonit's book is an authoritative and well-written account of the Iditarod and some of its more important moments. An obvious fan and believer in the race, he doesn't try to cover its warts.
- Anchorage Daily News

Iditarod tells you everything you need to know about the winter mail run from Seward over a route that came to be called the Iditarod Trail, and how the modern race came about...
- Juneau Empire

...compelling mixture of story and image that makes Iditarod such an engaging piece of work...Sherwonit is highly qualified to write about the Iditarod.
- Mushing magazine
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