Quick report
We toured in and booted up 3/4 of the way up Central Gully. Roughly at 745am, we transitioned due to time factors and not snowpack factors. While clicking in, skier 2 above me, triggered a small dry loose pocket to release. The snow was light and did not knock me off my feet, but covered my feet to the top of my boot. Skier 1 skied down to above the choke and waited for skier 2 to come down. Skier 2, after a few turns, again triggered a small dry loose to release. It did not knock skier 1 off his feet as skier 1 was out of the path. The snow slide over the choke and caused more dry loose to release skiers left into the main Fan area. It extended a far way down the slope. (Photo of crown line, unsure if it is correct to call it a crown line or not) The Fan skied great and no other pockets or signs of a reactive snowpack was found. Both of us are unsure to call this an avalanche or not.