I once stood on a sled pulled by 8 honest dogs past the tracks of wolves circling a winter bound moose. Now I follow a small poodle mix over land around Juneau Alaska still rebounding from glacial ice. It’s still new country, from the earth’s point of view, wedged between ocean and ice fields. Aki has little to say. I usually describe what can be seen from the trails we use but have been known to wander off to write about the eclectic.
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Walking with Aki 
I was going to go to Alaska once, but only got as far as Oregon.
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Hi!
I enjoy your blog. You are a writer, are you not? I seem to remember a post where you attended a writers conference.
Do you ever read other peoples works, and provide them with comments. I’ve attempted to write a book. It is probably “lame” at best but I’d like to get a real writer’s opinion. I’ve actually published it online with smashwords.
https://www.smashwords.com/books/view/230581
I’ve just found and have enjoyed what I’ve read so far. I’ll Follow and be transported to Alaska, a place on my Bucket List. Thanks for sharing.
I just read your work for the first time, called “Jewelry.” I thought it sounded almost poetic. Great post! I enjoy reading about your hikes with Aki up there in beautiful Alaska. As Cindy said before me, Alaska is on my Bucket List as well. Maybe we will cross paths one day! Take care!
Delighted to have discovered your fascinating blog.
Looking forward to much exploration.
Regards Thom.
I love your writing. I once floated the Kwethluk River and I mention it in a recent essay here: http://oc87recoverydiaries.com/bipolar/. I love to write about the Alaskan wilderness, and you do it beautifully. Best, Carin
Thank you for the kind words. I was impressed with your essay. I don’t think I’ve read anything better at helping the reader to understand bi-polar symptoms.