Observation period from 1000-1500 in Mill Hollow through Currant Creek Environs. A classic Uinta refresh was delivered overnight with slim snow totals, but enough wind to revive some of the conditions for riding and turning (see attached photo of filled in machine tracks). With the uptick in winds, many slopes are visibly loaded or cross loaded, with the newly formed wind slabs sitting on top of the weak, friction-lacking old snow surface of days past. Surface hoar crystals (see attached photo) were found below new snow buried intact just lee of an exposed ridge at 9800'. Though a photo (attached) of an avalanche on a steep NE slope on Currant Creek Peak could have occurred today, the avalanche does appear to be old enough to be from the 11/27 cycle, or thereabouts.