*confused*

 

25ft?

*whispers to her sister*

 

they are getting closer.

35 ft?

no ma'am...keep trying!

40 ft?

*can Sooh in the distance...she's getting so close*

 

45 ft

nope

Seriously?

 

50 ft?

 

Am I going in the wrong direction?

50 FEET!

 

Yes! Snow leopards can leap up to 50 feet!

 

Isn't that incredible?

 

 

 

You get to roll the dice!

 

*rolling*

 

SIX!!!

 

Welcome to Yentna!

 

We are getting closer!

 

 

Another roll of the dice will go to the Musher who answers the next question correctly!

 

Yes or no: If Reindeer can fly for Santa, can they also swim?

 

I have never seen them swim but elks do so I guess yes.

50 FEET!

 

Yes! Snow leopards can leap up to 50 feet!

 

Isn't that incredible?

 

 

 

 

Amazing!

 

Alright. If Tina says yes, I have to say no

Ha, ha.

*huggles Tina*

<3

Does water stop a reindeer migration? No, reindeer and caribou can swim strongly for miles at a time! This is one reason our friend Santa stays calm while flying over the ocean (although he often takes the Great Circle Route, which keeps him over continental landmasses most of the time).

 

Tina and Elgee get the dice roll!

 

Let's see if the dice are favorable again. 

 

*rolling*

 

the die lands on FOUR!

 

Tina and Elgee slide into Rainy Pass!

 

 

Answer this question correctly and move your team!

 

True or false:

 

The Snowy Owl hunts only during the day time.

False. If they're in the Pole areas, they'd starve half the year if they didn't hunt during the day AND night, would be my logical conclusion.

If Elgee said false, I'll say true (though I think she may be right).

False.

It is TRUE! eternalangel slides into Elim!

 

Most owls sleep during the day and hunt at night, but the snowy owl is active during the day,

especially in the summertime. They tend to be most active at dawn and dusk. 

 

This one is for a roll of the dice!

 

Answer correctly the following...

 

Who said..."He came like the wind, like the wind touched everything, and like the wind was gone."?

Loial!

Loial?