Buried crust/facet combo

Observations from nearby, but outside of Kirkwood:

Crust facet combo buried by just under a foot of new snow that wasn't yet displaying slab characteristics. 

Pic: Exposed E aspects were being stripped by the E wind. Most recent rain crust now visible at the surface again (the smooth surface pattern center and looker's left just under the ridge) .

I dug two profiles, one on a W aspect with new wind loading from E wind, and the other on an E aspect that had previous loading from W wind but had not yet been stripped of new snow. Both had very similar layering, and probing and mitt pits in between the two profiles also showed similar layering. 2x PSTs and 3x ECTs did not show propagation was likely. CTs had SP (almost SC) results on the facets in between the two crusts, and the facets were quite weak but lacked a slab above them.