If you like variety in your life, perhaps you'll like variety in your snow surface conditions as well. There's pretty much every kind of snow surface condition with the exception of rain-rime crust. The inch of new snow helped smooth things over a bit and the cooler temperatures hit the pause button on the wet snow on sunny aspects--temporarily. We could still find some scraps of soft, settled snow on northerly aspects but most everything is quite tracked up. First thing in the morning, the southerly facing slopes, which yesterday were just 6 inches of mush, were JUST supportable enough to make turns if you imagined your were 20 pounds lighter than you really are and skied gingerly. But by afternoon, the sun made everything soggy city again and we felt guilty gouging deep ruts in the mush, but hey, it was kinda fun, but don't tell anyone. I'm hoping for a better freeze tonight and we'll try for some pseudo-corn in the morning. Note, we did not see even one person out skiing today--everything was deserted--and for good reason, mostly. Most slopes have a breakable zipper crust from the sun warming, or they are mushy from sun warming, or wind scoured, or well, take your pick. You kind of need to be a glutton for punishment these days unless you're headed to your double-top-secret-decoder-ring stash of settled powder on northerly slopes.