Snowdown Scavengers beg, borrow and steal 100 items for annual hunt. Billy Goat Saloon also sponsors a stiletto heels obstacle course.
Ashleigh Tarkington, owner of the Billy Goat Saloon, laughs as she reads a valentine’s card made out to the bar. The card was one of 100 items on the list of scavenger hunt items for Snowdown this year.
Anne Cook and Mary Pat Higgins gesture to their fourth-place entry in this year’s Snowdown Scavenger Hunt.
Sandra Ollier, left, receives $120 in prize money from judge Cindy Hemphill, right, in the Snowdown Scavenger Hunt on Friday.
Judges Shane Aragon, left, Jim Ourganian and Cindy Hemphill weigh entries in Friday’s Snowdown Scavenger Hunt.
A license plate from outside Colorado was on this year’s list of items.
An old oil can and beer salt are two items on the list.
Laura McNew, Stacey Longfellow, Anne Cook and Mary Pat Higgins celebrate their fourth-place finish in this year’s Scavenger Hunt. The team has won several of the past hunts.
Jenny O’Conner, Sandra Ollier, Amber Malarsie and Kellie Jaworsky celebrate this year’s win at the Snowdown Scavenger Hunt, sponsored by the Billy Goat Saloon. The team collected 99 out of 100 items on the list and re-created one final item, a Dammit Trump doll.
The winning team, Diamonds in the Rough, and their friends who helped them find this year’s 100 items for the Snowdown Scavenger Hunt.
