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What are Gary Paulsen's hobbies?

He used to race in the Iditarod. He writes books.


What did Gary paulsen race did he compete?

Gary Paulsen quit when he wanted to become an author


What famous race did Gary paulsen compete in?

Gary Paulsen competed in the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, a famous long-distance sled dog race in Alaska. He participated in the race in 1983.


According to Gary paulsen what are the three biggest challenges in the iditarod race?

what is gary paulsens biggest challenge


What was Gary paulsen's finishing place in iditarod?

No, but He did finish; no small feat in itself.


Who is obeah from woodsong?

In the book "Woodsong" by Gary Paulsen, Obeah is a lead dog in Paulsen's dog sled team. Obeah is a powerful and resilient husky who plays a crucial role in helping Paulsen navigate the challenges of the Alaskan wilderness during the Iditarod race.


Which is the halfway point for the Iditarod in this years race?

The "halfway point" checkpoint for the iditarod race is Ophir to Iditarod


How old was Gary Paulsen when he first started the Iditarod?

Gary Paulsen has competed in the iditarod three times. I believe that he only competed 2 times. Yea it was twice Well, I depends on if you count the the last one he raced in. He dropped out of his third one after about 2 or 3 days so if you're talking about how many races he finished it was 2. If you're asking about how many he entered it was 3.


How many checkpoints are on this years Iditarod race?

There are 18 checkponts in the 2013 Iditarod race


Gary Paulsen's first race what place did he get?

The first time Gary raced, he got 42nd or43rd out of 70+ teams, than he scracthed his last race! boohoo


What does Gary paulsen do in his free time?

He used to race in the Iditarod. He writes books.


What causes Gary to hallucinate in the book woodsong?

Gary Paulsen hallucinates in the book "Woodsong" due to extreme exhaustion, sleep deprivation, and being overwhelmed by the demands of the Iditarod race. These factors, combined with the harsh conditions of the wilderness and his physical exertion, lead to his mind playing tricks on him.