Jesse Holmes, which appeared on the long -term Nat Geo series Life is below zero This follows the lifestyles of people who live in the greatest remote parts in Alaska, won the famous IDitarod Trail Dog Award on Friday.
It was the eighth time in the race, which was expanded this year from 1000 normal miles across the wild in Alaska to more than 1100 due to a lack of snow – making it the longest IDitarod at all. The race started on March 3 in Ferbanks, and Holmes crossed the finish line today in a time of 10 days, 14 hours, 55 minutes and 41 seconds.
“It is difficult to put words, but it is a magical feeling,” Holmes told Associated Press after winning. “It is not about this moment now. It is about all these moments along the corridor.”
Holmes was born in Alabama and moved to Alaska in 2004. He is a trading carpenter and lives about 50 miles southwest of Verbanks in Nenana.
Appear Life is below zero From 2015-2023. The series just broadcast its 23th season.
Here is a clip from the 19th Season episode where Holmes returns to his old house and fish for Barbot.
Life is below zero He won nine of 19 nominations, many of which are in filming cinema and editing photos. In 2024, she won the distinguished cinematic filming of a realistic program, giving DPS Michael Cheesman and Danny Day winning the seventh of the show.
