
A look down at where I came from, about a quarter of the way up.

As I said about 35-40cms on top of the raincrust with ascending hardnesses to the crust. Handpits revealed stable snow all the way up.

There was some isolated minor cracking but this was only at the upper elevations where the wind had buffed the surface. The cracks weren't deep.

As I got higher up the wind effect became more apparent. Moderate winds from the S, SE and E.

The snowpit I dug at 1380m continued to confirm that the snow was stable. Total snowpack as of 11:40am today was 112cms and the next storm is already on its way in with an additional 35cms expected to fall.

And for those of you that aren't snow geeks like me...the turns were definitely sweet. Sorry about the flat light.

Only had time for one lap. I promised the snowplow guy that I'd move my car after I dug my pit. Let it snow!
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