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Wild Hearts: Dog Sledding the Rockies is a culmination of over two years working at a dog sledding touring company. The text and the images are an exploration of a forgotten way of life. Journey into the hearts and souls of sled dogs through photographs and text by Dagny [...]
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February 6, 2010 – Easy Days
6:30 am. 25 degrees. Balmy morning that barely required gloves. I love it. The race team was heading out as we got in. E-bear and Kris were narrowing down his top picks for the upcoming ‘Race to the Sky’ in Montana. Last year Kris had walking pneumonia so had to miss it. This year he’s looking [...]
February 5 – 2010 – Listen!!!
6:30 am. – 3 degrees. The days have been warming up quickly and I’ve been loving it, although we could use a bunch more snow and a little less heat. The trail had patches of large flakes of ice which made it sparkle as the sun hit and we went around. My first tour of the day [...]
February 4, 2010
6:30 am. -12 degrees. Fingers and toes were burning as I forgot toasty toes and hand warmers today. Sara lent me a pair of toasty toes, so that helped a bit. Warmed up quickly and was soon in the 30’s and I was peeling off hat, gloves and jacket. The tour went well. We ended up [...]
February 3, 2010 – Wounded Soldier
6:30 am. 23 degrees. Headed back to the kennel for some bad news. Sara had called yesterday to see if I wanted to come in and I declined, as I had other work for another company to take care of. B-bear was left to do the tour. A man fell off his sled and as it [...]
