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Royal Birkdale gives Open golfers the cold shoulder
If you'd lined the golfers up on the first tee Thursday for a group photo in their playing attire, it would have looked more like they were preparing to mush sled-dogs in the Iditarod than play a round of golf ...
My family has had a tumultuous history with house pets. From Jack Russell terriers that tried to kill each other on a daily basis to cats that peed on the living room pillows, we don't have a very good track ...
Alaska scores a coup with alpine nationals
Alaska pulled off a rare championship double this week when the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association confirmed that Alyeska Resort will host the U.S. Alpine Nationals March 24-31. Last month, it was announced ...
Musher founds charity to help disabled children
Blake Matray has the money to help people, he just needs to get the word out about it.
Death Valley race pushes to the limit
Many people don't savor the idea of crossing Death Valley in the summertime by car.
Iditarod, Yukon Quest champ Mackey up for ESPY again
The number two has been good to champion musher Lance Mackey. Twice he has won the two biggest races in mushing -- back-to-back -- the Iditarod and the Yukon Quest.
Calgarian confident he can find millionaire adventurer
Simon Donato, right, and Keith Slzater, left, meet in Calgary before leaving for their search.
Rona Cant - Setting Your Course
Rona Cant engages listeners in a memorable and thought-provoking way using examples from her own real-life adventures to help them understand the principles of leadership, teamwork or how to overcome obstacles ...
Neos Trekkers and Polar Explorers - A Great Combination
Polar Explorers Guide Keith Heger and trip participants showing off their NEOS gear.
'Into the Wild' pilgrimages increase
Ron Alexander has long been intrigued with the true story of a fierce idealist who met his death in Alaska's unyielding wilderness.
Day 56 Anchorage Rest and recreation day - Anchorage, Alaska, United States
Day 56 Anchorage Rest and recreation Today was a sleep in day after another late night.
BASS Reporter's Notebook - July 1, 2008
Bassmaster Elite Series pro Skeet Reese of Auburn, Calif., was tapped today as one of five nominees for the Best Outdoor Athlete award of the 2008 ESPYs co-presented by HUMMER and Under Armour.
Big company, small town: Cabela's, Sidney, Nebraska
Cabela's Inc. has come a long way since the husband and wife team of Dick and Mary Cabela sold outdoor gear from their kitchen in 1961.
WASILLA, Alaska : Five champions were among 66 mushers who signed up Saturday for the 2009 Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race despite a higher entry fee and smaller guaranteed purse.
The reformation of a food snob
Sometimes I find myself hemmed in by the standards that I set for my dining experiences.
Leap of faith ... taking to the air at Mount Buller. Photo: Simon O'Dwyer June 22, 2008 Hopes are high for a bumper ski season - with a little man-made help, writes Rachael Oakes-Ash. Snow is never known for ...
Politico ponders the names of three women who could be added to the McCain presidential ticket.
Talus-Sponsored Athletes Prepare for the 2008 Canadian Arctic Trek for Earth Health
April 17, 2008 - On April 25th, Talus-sponsored athletes Ed Viesturs and John Stetson will embark on a 150-mile expedition into the Canadian Arctic.
Fadden's General Store: The real thing
INTO A WORLD WHERE shops come and go, the faces and names of their clerks are forgotten and customer loyalty often gives way to convenience, comes a moment when a man and an errand span five generations of a ...
Mussina helps Yanks reach high point
The schedule was another opponent for the Yankees early in the season. They played 18 games on the road in April, nearly all of them in weather best suited for the Iditarod, not a baseball game.