A loaded sled.jpg

A seasoned leader awaits the adventure.jpg

Boats sit high & dry along side the Nenana River.jpg

Carolyn & Norman share a cheerful moment.jpg

Carolyn Meugge-Vaughan & Norman Vaughan.jpg

Col. Norman Vaughan & Janet Oxford.jpg

Fairbanks resident, Martha Ethridge & Norman.jpg

Jeanne & Norman wrap the serum in hides to keep it warm.jpg

Jeanne Strahl.jpg

Jeanne talks with Norman about the serum.jpg

Loading sleds.jpg

Massage therapist donates her tim e to relaxing the participants.jpg

Maureen English prepares her machine.jpg

Musher & snowmachiner hit the trail.jpg

Musher Erin McLarnon stops for a photo.jpg

Musher Yuka Honda.jpg

Musher sorts her gear.jpg

Nenana church at sunrise.jpg

Nenana Train Station.jpg

Nenana Train station & museum.jpg

Norman Vaughan spots the train.jpg

Norman Vaughan wishes Jeanne Strahl a safe journey.jpg

Norman accepts the serum.jpg

Norman receives a pin from the Alaska Railroad.jpg

Ramy Brooks helps Yuka get out of town.jpg

Residents cheer for the teams as they leave Nenana.jpg

Serum Run 2005.jpg

Sled dogs just want to go.jpg

Snowmachiner Ed Yardon.jpg

Snowmachiners carry heavy loads.jpg

Sponsors make this journey possible.jpg

Team Carol Schlentner with a BIG smile.jpg

Team dropping down on the river.jpg

Team drops down on the river.jpg

Team focuses on the trail ahead.jpg

Team leaving Nenana.jpg

Team on the river.jpg

Teams hit the trail.jpg

Thank those sponsors.jpg

The crowd roars with enthusiasm.jpg

The dogs are hooked up and ready to leave.jpg

The dogs are running.jpg

The railroad conductor helps Norman with the serum.jpg

The serum gets transferred to the sled.jpg

The train arrives.jpg

Trail boss Kent Kantowski.jpg

Veteranrian, Lee Bolt chats with a musher.jpg

Well known Ramy Brooks has 2 teams in this trip.jpg

Yearling on Carol's team.jpg

Yuka Honda pulls up her sled.jpg

checking gear.jpg

more sponsors.jpg