Thanks again YOW, for doing all the behind-the-scenes work!
Sorry though, no photos. Should've asked my wife to take one out on our street, but that would make her roll her eyes even more.
Comments: once again my tolerances improved, mostly temp-wise. I only got slightly better at running on compacted snow. The suddenness with which this winter came on in December got me off my game. There was almost no time to transition from above-freezing temps to really cold temps. Also, unlike last winter, there was almost no mid-winter thawing. For those of us who have trouble running on compacted snow, this made barefoot running almost impossible December through February, even when the temps were reasonable.
Next winter I will try to maintain my normal running routine, with no route or schedule concessions. It's just too much hassle planning runs around the weather and surface conditions. Maybe do more mixed shod and bare runs, as route surfaces vary, and let go of the idea that shoes are only for back-up--especially now that I've discovered the excellent Sockwa G4s, which have great groundfeel and are easy to slip on or off in an instant.
My best memory from this season will be those early morning, one-mile run-commutes in the single digits (about -15C), running at tempo pace in the cold, dark, winter wonderland just minutes after waking up, and the warm relief once I arrived at my office.