For one Arctic musher, the Iditarod is just another adventure in a life full of them
Three decades ago, caribou ran strong in the Brooks Range. Willows grew in sparse tangles across wide-open terrain. Three decades ago, Ketil Reitan was a young man, just 26, drawn to the wild and powerful landscape of Alaska’s Arctic. He didn’t have much money, but he had stories.
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