Up in Cardiac we did one hasty pit in a thin area and got a clean shear 14" down but it took a bit of effort to get it out. In a fatter area an ECT only pulled out 3' down with a bit of prying after whapping it a lot. That said, we were still wary of the well-advertised persistent slab, and as there is no place to hide in Cardiac we didn't push up past where it ramped up to > 30 degrees. But undoubtedly someone will, and will likely be fine.

Over in the Cardiac Ridge/Ivory area we saw a small loose sluff come down that probably started from coming off the cliffs in the morning sun (see pic) Probably not enough to knock you over, however.