Aaron Burmeister is a veteran musher who understands the importance of the ceremonial start, but is looking forward to getting out on the trail.
The veteran and Nome native is the 10th team to reach the finish line.
The long-time musher was born in Nome and grew up watching the Iditarod finish as a kid.
After taking his 24-hour break in McGrath Aaron Burmeister blew through Takotna.
Aaron Burmeister takes his 24 hour stay in McGrath to rest the dogs due to the deep soft snow.
The veteran talks about the power his team is building as they move down the trail.
He arrived into the Finger Lake checkpoint just before 7am on Monday morning.
Aaron Burmeister, who was raised in Nome, completed another successful Iditarod Wednesday morning. The veteran musher reached the burled arch with 9 dogs on his
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