Avalanche: Douglas Island

When the sun popped out we decided to venture to the Orient. On the way up we had some “yellow light” observations of a previous small avalanche in Fruit Bowl and wind slab instability (1”-4” slabs). Planned on taking the “safe” route on skiers right of the main run on Orient.
Upon cresting the ridge we saw what appeared to be a 3 meter crown with avalanche debris all the way to the bottom of the valley. We assumed it slid on the old “persistent week layer” we have all been thinking about.
There was a couple of inches of snow on the debris pile so assume it slid yesterday (3/1/21)
We skied a very conservative route on skiers right through the rimed trees with wind slab instability.