Koyuk CP #1

[dilli]

For Eskil .. is this easy enough to find now, dear?

3 Martin Buser 13 Koyuk 03/10 In:20:44:00 Time enroute: 7h 8m

4 Ramey Smyth 48 Koyuk 03/10 In:20:51:00 Time enroute: 7h 8m

5 Hans Gatt 38 Koyuk 03/10 In:21:12:00 Time enroute: 7h 5m

6 Ken Anderson 9 Koyuk 03/10 In:21:17:00 Time enroute: 10h 2m

7 Paul Gebhardt 69 Koyuk 03/10 In:21:55:00 Time enroute: 7h 27m

8 Mitch Seavey 33 Koyuk 03/10 In: 21:56:00 Time enroute: 7h 26m

9 Kjetil Backen 42 Koyuk 03/10 In:21:56:00 Time enroute: 7h 27m

10 Rick Swenson 61 Koyuk 03/10 In: 22:44:00 Time enroute: 7h 5m

[SuldalsXpressen]

You gettin' all that, Dilli??

[mamamia]

This news on Ken Anderson from his wife's blog (Gwen)

I finally sent a message to Koyuk and asked him to call me in White Mountain, which he did, right after he woke up so he was pretty groggy. He said he pulled over for about 2-1/2 hours at a shelter cabin just before he crossed Norton Sound. The going was tough and it was hot. His sled was dragging hard and he felt he needed to change his runner plastic. He also mentioned that while all 15 of his dogs lead, none of them wanted to set a decent pace and he spent a lot of time trying different leaders combinations. He said he felt he had that problem solved as he has settled on Okayo and Jango as his go-to leaders at this stage in the game. He said all the dogs were still healthy and eating well and he didn’t anticipate dropping anyone, although he hadn’t gone back outside to check on them. Our conversation was brief, and it sounded like he was planning to leave relatively soon.