Over to all of you to join the theme with your own brrr! post, or with a post based on any single word that takes your fancy.
And if you haven’t been already, do pop over and visit last week’s one worders:
Lady Lee Manila
Unexpected in Common Hours
And here’s a peek at this week’s participants:
Copyright Debbie Smyth, 8 January 2017
Part of #OneWordSunday and Weekend Reflection
Travel with Intent 
What a great ‘cold’ shot that is! I am not keen on the cold but it does create some beautiful images that is for sure
Mollyxxx
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I know what you mean Molly. I love seeing the cold but not feeling it!
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Brr! That looks cold but worth a few shivers to get such a beautiful shot!
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Beautiful pictures, and the first one has a gorgeous reflection.
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I’ve included a photo which fits in rather nicely with your Brrr! theme, Debbie, although chilly it doesn’t look half as cold as your photo!
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The ice looks more solid in your shot, but the light suggests warmth.
Thanks for joining the challenge 🙂
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Wished I had known about your one week wonders! The December month threw a wrench in my blogging habits, so I missed several things:) A happy New Year to you! Her in the mountains we had snow, cold, and now rain, since Dec. 10. Mucho rain, where ponds turn into rivers, and all vallies between mountains are little (and not so little streams.:)
Stay warm!
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This looks really cold and gruesomely.
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Much greyer than my memories of sunny, snowy Stockholm
On Sun, Jan 8, 2017 at 6:08 PM, Travel with Intent wrote:
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Memories are tricky sometimes.
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That is lovely. The ice and mist 🙂
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My camera has given me a love of mist!
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Happy brrr Sunday! 🙂
https://ladyleemanilablog.wordpress.com/2017/01/08/brrr-onewordsunday/
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Thanks for joining- I love your snowy shots
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Lovely shot, Debbie, and (to me) very peaceful as well as cold.
janet
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Yes, chilly but very peaceful – it’s the frozen stillness I think
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Over here, there are two meanings, bitterly cold and the word to stop a horse.
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Oh, like our whoa?
i’m a rider but never knew that.
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Yes. And to *start* the horse, just shout *hü!* As in hoo noo, broon coo. 🙂
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