Lel Tone - Alaska Heli-Ski Guide for 23-Years, Winner of National Geographics "Ultimate Survival Alaska", Ski Patroller for 28-Years, Avalanche Professional

The SnowBrains Podcast

Lel Tone - Alaska Heli-Ski Guide for 23-Years, Winner of National Geographics "Ultimate Survival Alaska", Ski Patroller for 28-Years, Avalanche Professional

Episode #35

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My guest today is Lel Tone:

• Lel has been an Alaska heli-ski guide for 23-years
• She won the National Geographic Reality Show "Ultimate Survival Alaska" in 2015
• Lel's been a Squaw Valley Palisades Tahoe ski patroller for 28 years
• She's been an EMT for 33 years!
• Lel is an avalanche professional and does avalanche forecasting for the Union Pacific Railroad
• She grew up in Switzerland speaking Italian before moving to the US at the age of 10
• And Lel is an incredibly empathetic, kind, and tough as hell human being who has so much to teach us

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