Other parts of our world have very interesting images of deep winter weather. Here are some professional photos (various web images) of an oft-visited location in Iceland, which I thought were exquisitely "wintry." I've included a paragraph about this interesting & beautiful winter vista.
In case you don't know, I'm one of those nutty folk that like winter and cold. Note that I've bolded a part of the last sentence in this paragraph. Based on that, I would enjoy visiting here someday.
Jökulsárlón glacial lake in Iceland
To locals, Jökulsárlón means 'glacial river lagoon' in Icelandic, a simple name that belies its spectacular beauty. Jökulsárlón is supplied with its impressive array of icebergs by southeast Iceland’s massive Vatnajökull glacier. A person can stroll on the sand among beached ice formations, or take a boat tour and float out among the small icebergs. Either way, taking a taste of millennia-old ice is encouraged. The wildlife here is also abundant: seals, salmon, and the 'pirate of the seas'--the skua seabird. All these creatures call this cold and ethereal world home.
