I wasn't going to turn around without getting something so I joined this crowd:
There was a pretty good tail wind on the hike up, but it was right in your face at the top.
I didn't want to ski DF solo, so I tried to find some other people heading that way, but everyone I met was heading down OL. This part of OL was okay:
I have to accept the fact that mogul skis suck in these conditions. The "variable" snow conditions were a bit rough. After flailing down to the bottom, I decided to side step and hit this tiny jump:
For the finale I landed on my face in front of a group of boarders.
I drove over to the base of K and several more lifts had opened up.
There was no line so I rode up the Snowdon Triple. That lift blows. I was tempted to offload at that low spot. The run under the lift was good, especially the steeper section at the bottom. There was a nice small air-to-bush on skiers left.
Then I rode K1 to the top and came down right under the lift. There was some pretty good wind-scoured blue ice at the top. East Fall had some nice snow on it.
When you get to the bottom of East Fall and climb back up to skiers right, there is a fun little air. That wind-blown snow is a bit tough though. I landed centered, sunk in, was tossed over the bars, tucked and rolled and came up on my feet.
It was a bit cold to keep sticking my head in the snow and my legs were shot from the earlier hike, so I called it a day.
NIIICCE....snowdon quad to FLUSH 
NIIIIICCEEE. All was good until they ran the gondi and then GAME ON BITCHES! Grabbed 4th car up and then onto Down draft. No tracks all the way over to Double dipper. This got intereesting to say the least. Creaammy crusty wind buff, oh & a tad of ice??? Skied from 9 to 1:30 purely worth the trip
