“You can’t get too much winter in the winter.”
— Robert Frost
Others may complain and flee to warmer climes. We, on the other hand, side with Robert Frost.
The third storm within a week’s time left the tress outlined with snow, creating a canopy of white light.
As the temperature rose, the snow fell from the branches, landing in soft wet plops on the ground below.
A brief thaw on Saturday presented an opportunity to dig out the covered beds and see if anything’s still alive. Nothing left but 4 hardy leeks. Time to hit the seed catalogs.
Diary of a Tomato 
That is cool that there were some leeks left!
Love Robert Frost, but I’ve had enough winter ‘this’ year. :-)
What didn’t make it?
Usually the kale hangs on, though there’s still a chance it may come back, and the arugula looks like it may revive!
The snow truly is beautiful and I would love to see it live, if briefly, then I want to come home to warmer climes. :) Lovely photography. Have fun with those seed catalogs.
Lovely photographs.
Just beautiful and I love that 4 hearty leeks survived! Robert Frost’ s poetry is perfect.
Beautiful winter photos, thanks for sharing.
Grow leeks, GROW!!! LOL… Absolutely beautiful pics!!!
I thought I was over winter but you’re giving me pause