Jonathan Hayes is replicating a 100-year-old dog sled expedition that saved the lives of many in the Alaskan town of Nome who were suffering from diphtheria.

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Crystal meanwhile said she was struggling to adjust to the bugs 'in all seasons' that creep into their home in Maine. 'Alaska we just got used to there not being that many bugs,' she said.

Musher Jonathan Hayes said he hopes the expedition will honor the heroism of the original trek and highlight the importance of the Seppala Siberian dog breed.

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Why Maine has so many state symbols and why these ... delivered a life-saving diphtheria serum to sick children in Nome, Alaska, in 1925. You might have seen the Disney movie about him.

Prior to being stationed in Maine, though, Bartnick said he was in Kodiak Island, Alaska. “Up there, earthquakes and tsunamis are a big thing, so any time there was an earthquake, the tsunami al ...