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I would like to ask you who is your lead dog
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what was your favorite trail snacks and trail check point
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Thanks from Kayla
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MelanieGouldFanBrian wrote:Libby:
My all time favorite story of yours from the '85 race was at Rainy Pass where a snoring rookie kept you awake and when you went to grab a pillow to throw at him, instead grabbed Burt Bomhoff's face, causing him to wake up in a panic and respond "Libby? God, it felt like an Owl landed on my face" and you to apologize for mistaking his face for a pillow!![]()
I would certainly love to hear some of the other funny or unusual things that have happened to you during your racing career.
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Moose wrote:Yes! We ALL would!
Jan wrote:Hi Libby - welcome:) I'm turning the keyboard over to my 10 year old granddaughter Kayla -- she's going to do the Iditarod Trail Mail Project & wants to ask you some questions
Hi Libby I am Kayla I would like to ask you what wildlife you have seen on the trail:?:,
I would like to ask you who is your lead dog,
what was your favorite trail snacks and trail check point![]()
Thanks from Kayla
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jplife wrote:Hii again,
My daughter is interested in how many boots do you go through in a race if any.She figures you have to from sweatin to much or gettin wet.so that is from my 13 year old.
mamamia wrote:Hi Libby, Thanks sooo much for joining us here.
I live in Georgia and many years ago I had a friend who was working in Alaska. He used to send me clippings from the Anchorage newspaper and once he sent me this clipping that told the story of this amazing race and this amazing woman who had just beaten all the boys after showing unparalled courage during a fierce snowstorm. Being so far south in the lower 48 it was impossible for me to get any news about the race from year to year but I never forgot that story. Then came the rise of the internet and well, the rest is history.
I just wanted to share that with you and thank you for your contribution to my own personal history. At the time I was young and independent and having lots of adventures others thought I shouldn't or couldn't do because I was a woman. I was so proud of you and inspired by you.
So what are your plans for this year's race? Are you going to do some checkpoint hopping or are you going to hunker down someplace warm with a computer and follow it that way?
Of course if your choice is the latter I know a great group of people you can hang out with online during the race.....
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