Here's a few pictures from the beginning of the 2004 race. These were all taken with a disposable camera which explains the quality (or lack of). The focus is lightweight adventure racing though, and not documentation, so any pictures of the race are a bonus.
Day 1. Just 6 miles into the race on one of the few very short sections of dirt road that were legal per the race rules.

About Mile 9.
The first short break 4 hours and 20 miles into the race.
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Caribou Creek drainage.
Excellent traveling terrain along Caribou Creek.
Fine hiking on a four-wheeler trail on the Upper Caribou Creek about 30 miles into the race.
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Slightly off course at about 35 miles.
Back on course with a standing only pause before another push into the night. About 38 miles into the race.
One of many creek crossings through a glacial cold stream.
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About 40 miles into the race.
The midnight huddle, trying to see the map as it gets dark
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Even on flat ground, it got too dark to see at about 2am so we called it a day. About 45 miles into the race.
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