Well, yesterday started off promising.  Tim and Eric started off right after the 3rd and 4th place teams.  They were about 34 miles out when sabotage!  Eric said there were about 30 trees dropped in the trail.  Tim and Eric tried to find another way around.  The helicopter came in and told them the race had been suspended for 24 hours and they had to go back to Goosebay.  The officials and the drivers had a meeting to discuss the situation.  There were some upset teams to say the least.  The support crew had taken off and headed to the first checkpoint of Cache River and we received a satellite call from Eric.  He said that they needed help because there were trees cut down and blocking the trail.  We got to Cache River and found out that the race had been suspended and we had to turn around and drive back to Goosebay.  A 2 1/2 hour drive.  It was stressful for us support members who had no cell phone signal, no computer to track our team and our sat phone was going in and out of reception!!!  We got back to Goosebay and got some rest. Tim and Eric are doing great.  They are a little sore, have numb fingers and frost bite.  Just some Cain’s Quest battlescars!  Eric has a pretty good frost bite stripe on his face, and has tried to pick up a caribou antler.  Tim would never let him put on any extra weight anyways.  ha ha  I have to say that our support crew has been wonderful doing everything they can for the team.  A big thanks to Russell Griffin, Chad Dow, Tim Pottle, Matt Richardson!  We would also like to thank Bob & Sheila, Broderick Barney and Edmund Rose from Goosebay for helping us out with hose clamps.  And thank you to Jay and John McCrum for giving us their head phones for the communicators.  Ours were malfunctioning.  I will post about today, day 5 when we get to Churchill.