Quick report
- Cracking
- isolated
Our group made our way to little Headwall after lunch and observed impressive amounts of snow transport into the bowl and over hillmans. Hasty hand shears above little headwall produced slabs on two distinct layers, a groupel layer about at about 6cm and rain crust about 25 cm in depth. Our group then made our way to a clearing under boot spur 3950 NE aspect and conducted CT and ECT tests. Resulting in CTM 10cm down on a windslab layer from overnight and ECT 13 on a rain crust layer at 35cm. Less scientific but notable for our group was the results from Stomping/jumping with skis above these pits after conducting tests. This resulted in impressive propagation of a slab on the 35cm deep rain crust on both pits