MAKE A MEME View Large Image Willow and Wasilla, Alaska, respectively, wait to the start of the 2016 Iron Dog race in Anchorage, Feb. 20. This year 41 two-man teams are competing in the over 2,000 mile long race that stretches from Big Lake to Nome, and finishes in ...
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Keywords: 2016 iron dog 2016irondog alaska national guard alaskanationalguard snowmobile anchorage alaska usa us outdoor Shane Barber, left, and Todd Palin, team #11 and natives of Willow and Wasilla, Alaska, respectively, wait to the start of the 2016 Iron Dog race in Anchorage, Feb. 20. This year 41 two-man teams are competing in the over 2,000 mile long race that stretches from Big Lake to Nome, and finishes in Fairbanks. The racers must traverse some of Alaska’s most remote and rugged terrain while confronting harsh winter conditions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Alejandro Peña) Shane Barber, left, and Todd Palin, team #11 and natives of Willow and Wasilla, Alaska, respectively, wait to the start of the 2016 Iron Dog race in Anchorage, Feb. 20. This year 41 two-man teams are competing in the over 2,000 mile long race that stretches from Big Lake to Nome, and finishes in Fairbanks. The racers must traverse some of Alaska’s most remote and rugged terrain while confronting harsh winter conditions. (U.S. Air Force photo/Alejandro Peña)
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