Judy Ferguson's Outpost                

Judy's favorite web resources

The Anchorage Daily News -- Look for Judy's stories about Last Frontier people in Alaska's largest newspaper.

The Fairbanks Daily News-Miner -- For ten years, Judy's stories were published in Heartland, the weekend magazine section of the Golden Heart city's daily paper.

Steve and Kathy Fields at Alaskrafts® provide a great selection of Alaska fur and leather clothing items and porcelain Alaska dolls.

If you are interested in Alaska's great spring race across the wilderness, the Iditarod, you might enjoy the Iditarod Store. The store carries Judy's books, among others.

Here's a list of Alaska authors, compiled by the Anchorage School District library.

Alaska's Little Chief is a story about a real Alaska Indian Chief, Reverend Chief Dr. David Salmon, of Chalkyitsik in Northeast Alaska.  Chief Salmon has been an Episcopal priest for many years.  The story of the book and Chief Salmon is also in one issue of the Council, a publication of the Tanana Chiefs Conference, and is mentioned in the Doyon newsletter for November and December, 2005.

Good friends and neighbors operate Rika's Roadhouse, an authentic, restored Alaska "roadhouse" on the banks of the Tanana River not far from Judy and Reb's home. 

You can find Judy's books on the Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com bookstore websites.  In Alaska, they are also sold online by Buck Nelson, and the Alaska Outdoors Bookstore.

If you are interested in Judy's community, the Delta News Web carries pictures, news and information about the Delta Junction / Big Delta / Ft. Greely area.

ALSAP is an Alaskan historical web site with the goal of documenting all lost downhill, cross country and jump ski sites in Alaska.

Chris Batin recently wrote a story about Alaska trappers, including Reb Ferguson, Judy's husband, in Outdoor Life magazine.