Tweet All About It
Each week, we pick out our favorite and not-so-favorite tweets (at least those that are printable) about Aspen and display them on Sunday’s page A2.
“All I want is for winter to go on and on. #aspenmountain #aspen” — @Angel_Antin
“Summer or Winter in Aspen? Which do you prefer? #travelusa #travelagain #bucketlist #aspen #colorado #travelphoto #skicolorado #getoutdoors #visitusa #wheretogo #visitaspen #mytravels” — @travelusaexp
“Kids from #aspen names spelled like Śkÿłær and KRįśTyń smdh” — @KnutsonDayton
“This was treacherous yesterday!!! I’m pretty sure they don’t make a wax for these conditions, except maybe Dawn Dish Soap? Skiing down the Nell and then having a last drink at Eric’s was a great way to finish the season. #Aspen @AspenSnowmass @TheAspenTimes #EvictMarkHunt” — @AjaxDude81611
““My spirit soars where the air goes thin.” – We Dream of Travel #colorado #travelblogger #travel #explore #adventure #beauty #aspen @aspensnowmass“ — @seaswintertrees
“In #aspen this week, enjoying the Colorado snow and sun while exploring a Colorado branch.” — @VStudioA
“That Aspen house is niiiiiiiiiice. #RHOC” — @TKJ_75
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