Mr. and Mrs. WildSnow — Diamonds for the 30th Year of Backcountry Together


Post by WildSnow.com blogger | September 9, 2015      
Content in our little fiefdom.

Dogs look like their people. In the backcountry, marmots resemble their neighbors. This couple took up residence about twenty feet from the deck of WildSnow Field HQ, and dare I say, they look rather familiar.

September marks 30 years of wedded adventure for Mr. and Mrs. WildSnow. Lou sports a few white whiskers but for me, only my hairdresser knows for sure. Hopefully soon our locks will be frosted white as we ski tour on peaks of endless backcountry wonderland.

The 30th wedding anniversary is traditionally celebrated with gifts of pearls or diamonds. We’ll get ours when the temps drop and the mountains get covered in a million sparkling crystals of frozen delight.

Winter, come on!

Anniversary party the WildSnow way.

Anniversary party the WildSnow way. I think I heard Lou singing “Put Another Log on the Fire…”

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Posted by Lisa Dawson on September 9, 2015 | Filed Under Backcountry Skiing, Lisa Dawson, WildSnow Girl, Your Guest Blogs 
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8 Responses to “Mr. and Mrs. WildSnow — Diamonds for the 30th Year of Backcountry Together”

  1. Rob S. September 9th, 2015 9:51 am

    Congratulations to you both! Wishing you an epic El Nino year to celebrate.

  2. Mark W September 9th, 2015 9:53 am

    Superb! And the marmots make a handsome couple too.

  3. Joe John September 9th, 2015 11:42 am

    Congratulations! Wishes of a Gorilla El Nino to you and your neighbors. (heck for the rest of us too, we all celebrate it)

  4. DavidB September 9th, 2015 4:24 pm

    Congratulations to you both. Not easy to do these days.

  5. jw7 September 9th, 2015 5:47 pm

    Great Stuff

  6. Scott Nelson September 9th, 2015 8:04 pm

    Congratulations Dawsons!

  7. Lisa Dawson September 10th, 2015 4:20 am

    Thanks everyone!

  8. Lou Dawson 2 September 10th, 2015 6:37 am

    I told Lisa if our cabin was too small, she could move into the marmot’s house, she was not impressed by my brilliant idea. Next thing you knew, I was living there instead! (grin). Lou





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