Photos are of two old crowns from Maybird Gulch. I could not find these avalanches previously reported, and they seemed to be slabs of wind-drifted snow, likely from cross-loading from winds from the west.

Overall, I am feeling confident in the direction our snowpack is heading. For the past week, I have been finding a generally stable snowpack on north aspects, with the avalanche issues involving wind-loading. There is a layer of facets on top of a crust on primarily east and southeast aspects, but in several pits on these aspects, I have only found a few where I can get a full propagation with an extended column test. I do not think this PWL layer on solar aspects will linger all that long as the layer of facets does not look especially weak.