Dogsled Racing

A musher cooks some snow so they have water, they eat as well as their dogs too. And if it is a overnight checkpoint then they have a camp tent and a special sleeping bag that rises up to the nose and mouth (i dont remember the name) hope this helps.

Richard's car in the film "Somewhere in Time" is a Fiat 124 Spyder. (not sure of the year but most likely mid to late 1970s)

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicle_174149-Fiat-124-Sport-Spider.html

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It is required by the ITC for identification.

The word lantern comes from greek word Lant(Glowing) and Ternus(Thingy)

Usually frozen fish

Yes Aliy Zirkle is married. She is married to Allen Moore. Allen is also a sled dog musher

Huskies did

If you mean the official WINNER: The winner is the team whose lead dog's nose crosses the line first. (This is only true if the musher is carrying all their required equipment in the sled.)

If you mean when is the race officially OVER, it's over when the "Widow's Lamp" is turned off. The Widow's Lamp is lit and hung on the Burled Arches (which stand above the finish line in Nome) when the race begins. That lamp remains lit as long as there are mushers on the trail. This goes back to an old tradition of leaving a lamp lit at way-posts along the old dog-mushing thoroughfares. Word would be sent ahead that a team was travelling, and the next way-post would light the lantern and keep it lit as long as there were dogs and mushers out on the trail. This was in part to help the incoming musher find his way - but it was also to remind everyone that there were dogs and mushers out there, driving through the snow and cold and dark, and that everyone should keep a watch until they were safe. The Widow's Lamp remained lit until the team made it in to the way-post, and the Iditarod keeps this tradition, leaving the lamp burning until the very last musher makes it to Nome. The Widow's Lamp isn't turned off - and the race isn't over - until the last musher is safe into Nome.

because they have trained their dog to go faster whan they say "mush"

There have been 38 Iditarods.

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Lanterns can be used for decorating one's house or garden because many lanterns are pretty. I have a very pretty iron lantern in our backyard. It can hold a small candle. Lanterns are also useful if one will be camping outdoors or going to a place that has no electricity. As with candles, flashlights (also known as "electric torches"), oil lamps, and kerosene lamps, lanterns are good to have in case anything, such as a thunderstorm, causes one's home to lose its electricity. I live where there are many thunderstorms in the summer. Besides oil lamps and candles kept in case the electricity goes out, I have an old-fashioned lantern that has a metal top, bottom, and frames to hold 4 small panes of glass. There is a place to put a candle inside. The glass is to keep the wind from blowing out the candle.]

you need to have training in cooking. you need education in science math and have good command of language- not a lot but hard to master!!

The term "mush" isn't actually used in dog sledding much anymore. The work "hike!" is the most common word to get the dogs going, not that they need any words. Sled dogs are bred to run and running is always on their mind. Simply lifting your snow hook will get the dogs going.

To have your dogs pick a different trail you can say "gee" to go right or "ha" to go left. These terms come from horse training. The other term that the dogs learn but commonly disobey is "whoa" to stop. These guys don't really like to stop.

I hope that helps!

when were speedaway sleds made

It means how many miles of snow the dog will travel on.

Thanks i used this on my prject i had for Iditarod hunt thanks so much :D

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I believe it ends in Nome...

u must be at least 18 or older to be a musher

by:makayla smith