At lower elevations, lots of new but small debris from wind storm. At upper elevations, some crusting and irregular icy or crusty snow.
All snow bridges are still strong.
Of course, this was well south of the High Peaks region, so the thawing could have been more extensive before the deep refreeze. Snowshoes were enough, even in the icy crust on the steeper upper sections. There are no planks for the first 2 flights of steps, and most of the landings are partially or completely missing too. On the first flight, a lot of the metal that you'd put your feet on is bent downwards, making for a very insecure footing. There's a good view north from an open area just above a short steep climb near the summit, and if you cross that open area theres a small vantage point VERY close to the edge of a cliff for views to the west.