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Aspen Powder Tours snowcat driver Lauren Cockrell representing with pride on International Women’s Day.
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Mother/daughter duo Jerry Vest and Tucker Vest Burton after the Aspen Mountain ski parade on International Women’s Day. Courtesy photo.
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Remy Selby taste tests snowflakes on a snow day from school.
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Friends on a powder day and every day – Emily Sedgwick and Greg McFadden.
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A half-dozen Aussies after a snowy outing with Aspen Mountain Powder Tours.
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Aspen Mountain Powder Tours guide Debbie Kelly in the field on an especially deep day of skiing.
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Ian Douglas gets after it.
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David Hatoff of Vermont knee deep in snow in Highland Bowl. Steve Goff photo.
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Quinn Shean, Tara Seracka and Page Crahan get started early on apres.
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Writer Henry Druce and PR rep Tom Herbst, visiting from the UK, with local media guide Tim Mutrie.
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Outdoor seating at the Sundeck after days of dumping fresh snow. Blaire Kribs photo.
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Benny P, Natalie Bergman and Sancho at Shlomo’s.
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With more than 5 feet of new snow in seven days last week and the mountains continuing to be showered with powder, it’s been a winter of historic proportions. Snowmageddon, Snowpocalypse, Snowzilla — whatever you’d like to call it, it’s been a bountiful storm cycle with school cancellations and hall passes issued from multiple employers for powder days. Let it snow!
For the detailed snow report for Aspen-Snowmass, visit www.aspensnowmass.com/our-mountains/snow-report.
To reach May with invites and insights, email allthewaymaymay.com