Gallivanting with Alaska Chick

“We are taught that we have to work hard, even struggle for what is important in life. A smile is so easy, it’s like breathing, so it must not be important, right? Wrong. A smile is the most powerful piece of magic we have to call our own.”

Why is happiness elusive? Breathe in and sample crystalline air of Alaska. Find yours with a focus on light, sweetness, and the heavens. Alaska Chick writes.

Ever depend on something so critical to your livelihood and then it literally blows up? Read all about it from Alaska Chick of Pioneer Outfitters. Happy Friday.

Enjoy the premiere hunting & fishing program with your host Peter Wood of Ripple Outdoors. Every week some of the foremost fishing & hunting experts discuss hot topics, tips & issues that affect hunters & anglers. (Listen in…)

What inspired you to be a rider? There is nothing in the world, that I have ever experienced, like being on a horse. It makes me feel bigger, stronger, prettier, more in control of the world around me, like there is nothing I cannot do while I am mounted, I am free of the ground, my own shortcomings, pain and hurts.

Amber-Lee Dibble Papa, Master Guide Terry Overly, was telling me this morning (yes 2 days AFTER I posted the link here! LOL) that he wasn't sure I should have been QUITE so honest! LOL, Well, that is what I promised.

Alaskan Adventure: The Hidden Gem
“Riding across the base of the big mountain that sits on the corner, we’ll see Dall Sheep scattered about the face, above us. The ground is knobby, in rolling mini-hills plenty big to hide a Grizzly Bear and her cubs, so we will keep a close watch at all times as we cross the base.” (read more…)

“Crossing the Chisana River, deep within Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and the location of Alaska’s last significant gold rush, takes about an hour, depending on where the sands have shifted and how many times I have to hold up the line of riders to back track and find a better place to cross a particular channel on horseback.” (read more…)

When I was a little girl, I LOVED the Little House books. I must have read each of them at least four times. Probably more. It was more than me just being a history buff. When I read those books, I was taken into an entirely different world.

This week's #FollowFriday is Amber-Lee Dibble, the manager and guide at Pioneer Outfitters. An incredibly talented woman, you can learn more about her here.

Amber attended NATTC Millington, Tennessee, and graduated from the A-School. After graduation she headed straight to Oahu, Hawaii at Barbers Point Naval Air Station for attachment to VP-1. After deploying to the U.S.

After an Alaska horse guide's young daughter falls from her horse, it takes time and inspiration to heal and regain the confidence to ride the wilds of Alaska again. by Amber-Lee Dibble Every single day alive, our lives are a true blessing.

Are you thinking about adding videos of your own to your blog? Are you concerned about getting off to a good start? Is there a particular reason you haven't started? (~ I thought I was the only one dragging my heels!) Videos are a brand new direction for us.

Steamfeed Radio Show - January 15th with #bealeader - Featuring Amber-Lee Dibble of Pioneer Outfitters. www.steamfeed.com www.changeyourgamebealeader.com and www.pioneeroutfitters.com

One On One Interview with Amber-Lee Dibble with Pioneer Outfitters

HELLO THE HOUSE! It is the acceptable (and safe!) way to approach the cabin or a fire in the wilderness in the dark or stormy weather that may keep you from being shot! The key, of course is living to be social, here in the wilderness as well as in our online world.