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Time to hit the trail westward

Ned Rozell and Forest Wagner start a 700-mile fat-bike journey across frozen rivers and portages, racing the spring melt after a month-long weather delay.

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Yup, it’s 30 below this morning, March 19. Just like it was last week. Back then, I wrote a story that prompted Copper Center Country Journal Editor Linda Weld to publish an observation: “Ned Rozell … has finally hit the wall.”

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Time to hit the trail westward

Yup, it’s 30 below this morning, March 19. Just like it was last week. Back then, I wrote a story that prompted Copper Center Country Journal Editor Linda Weld to publish an observation: “Ned Rozell … has finally hit the wall.”

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Homer News broke the news in on Thursday, March 26, 2026.
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