I have been out the last three days but not much to talk about. The last two days offered about a foot of new snow each day. The snow has pasted itself to all the rocks which is very unusual for the Uintas offering very different recreation than we are used too. Yesterday I was in steep north facing treed terrain where wind is never a factor thanks to the thick tall forest. In open terrain in and around the trees I saw some small soft slab avalanche evidence within the top 6 inches of snow which was very manageable. I was able to kick off a few cornices. In steep terrain they ran but as soon as the slope angle washed out to the high thirties the sluffs immediately stopped. I was also able to put my weight on open north facing terrain but I stayed in and around the trim line, no collapses. Today with yet another new foot of snow I was forced a little lower on the mountain. I spent the day on dead south terrain which even at 10k does not have our weak facet layer and in wind protected terrain offered excellent skiing. I did try to kick some cornices today but not much to choose from since most of them have already naturally collapsed onto the slopes below. The pics are of a cornice I kicked yesterday and blower light smoke on my sled today after I was done.