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Norman Vaughn Serum Run 25 Gets Rolling |
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Written by Dogsled.com
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Sunday, 18 February 2007 |
 Serum Run '25 is a dog team journey with snow machine support across 768 miles of Alaska's frozen rivers, tundra and sea ice from Nenana to Nome.
Mushers and their snow machining partners along with over 150 sled dogs will retrace the route of the original Serum Run. Stopping at each village and school along the way, they will rekindle the spirit of the Serum Run by bringing a message to school children and their parents regarding the need for inoculations, awareness and making healthy lifestyle choices.
Official Serum Run website
Videos
Aussie snowmachine support
Race veterinarian
Train arrives in Nenana
Hanna Moderow
Medical mission
Teacher learns a lesson about the cold
Photo Gallery
Audio Reports
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The Serum Arrives 10:17 a.m. AKST
The Norman Vaughn Serum Run started this morning in chilly Nenana, Alaska. Theresa reports just as the train rolls in to deliver the serum. Listen to the teams barking in anticipation.
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Nenana, Alaska 9:05 a.m. AKST
Dogsled.com reporter Theresa Daily called in from Nenana this morning
with updates before the start of this great ceremonial dog sled journey
across Alaska. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 21 February 2007 )
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Serum Run '25 is a dog team journey with snow machine support across 768 miles of Alaska's frozen rivers, tundra and sea ice from Nenana to Nome.
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