A. The juxtaposition of luxury fashion mannequins looking across gondola plaza at the 10th Mountain Division soldier statue. 

B. Aspen has over a hundred shrines. The names of Ajax's shrines make up the tree bark.

C. Two fur hoods echo the large Spirit Nest sculptures at the top.

D. Straps like two sideways D's for Dick Durrance who saved the struggling Aspen Ski Co. in 1950.

E. Lift One, the longest lift in the world in 1946, a 45min ride then!

F. Pattern of gold snowflakes to evoke the luxury goods patterns found in the town's opulent shops.

G. The Champions Grove of little pines, for the resort's FIS Alpine Ski World Cup hosting legacy.

H. How main run Little Nell lines up perfectly with Hunter Street

I. Statue of legend Friedl Pfeifer.

J. A little J for the Hotel Jerome, where 10th Mtn Division soldiers would stay on weekends away from nearby Camp Hale.

K. Wagner Park with 46 flakes for the 1946 start, which added to the other flakes, makes 300. Aspen's yearly average snowfall.  

L. Tiny music note for "Annie's Song" which John Denver wrote while riding the lift. Plus more to find on a full size poster....