Eat Drink Lucky
LAC was featured in the July 22nd, 2020 edition of Eat Drink Lucky. You can see the newsletter here:
https://us8.campaign-archive.com/?u=89172d634259b9a955b7f9b2a&id=23ba2b3331
Guides Gone Wild
Our Co-Leader Alicia Heyburn was interviewed for the Guides Gone Wild podcast, airing in June 2020. Alicia’s guiding cred ranges both broad and deep – she’s a registered Maine sea kayak guide, a wilderness first responder, long-distance bikepacker, and co-leader of an amazing outing club for Maine women, all of which we talk about in this episode.
https://www.buzzsprout.com/1171319/4240862-learn-skills-not-fear-alicia-heyburn-ggw002
MAINE WOMEN MAGAZINE
OLD PORT MAGAZINE
Writer Katy Kelleher joined the LAC for a hike up Bald and Speckled Mountains and then published her article in the July issue of the Old Port Magazine. Take a peek at her piece right below; click on the images below for a larger view.
REI CO-OP
REI CO-OP’s Journal (Stories of a Life Outdoors) recently published ‘The Nature Fix: Why We’re Hardwired for Adventure‘, speaking to and learning more about Gillian Schair and the Ladies Adventure Club.
“I feel more alive when I adventure,” Schair told me recently. “I spent a good portion of my life being a little bit afraid, not willing to take risks. Then in my 30s, I decided I don’t have to be perfect. It’s okay to take risks and fail. It opened up something inside of me and made me feel energized and thrilled. Being a little outside our comfort zone pushes our interior envelopes a bit.”
MaineLife
The clip below is from Erin Ovalle’s show, MaineLife, which airs every Sunday morning at 11:30 on WCSH & WLBZ. At the end of May, Erin hiked with the LAC at Ovens Mouth Preserve in Boothbay – we had a great time chatting with her and sharing what makes the LAC so special.
FIT MAINE
FitMaine: ‘Add More Adventure Into Your Life with the Ladies Adventure Club‘, April 2017
“You can’t grow if you just sit still,” says Gillian Schair of Portland. “You can’t summit a mountain, learn to surf, or try your hand at archery without first making a bold decision to leave the house – and your comfort zone.”