Over the past week or so Britain has been hit by dry, icy weather which has transformed the countryside in spectacularly beautiful ways.
And some of Country Life's readers have shared their glorious pictures with us via our Facebook page.
Warmer weather will shortly be on its way, according to forecasters – but thanks to the efforts of these contributors we'll remember the beauty of 'Frosty Britain' for some time to come.
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Callum Finn's sunrise near Harrogate was a wonder to behold
Here is Siobhan Lancaster's dog Drogo enjoying his own snowy little castle
Juliette Newton's photographs of Sutton Park in Royal Sutton Coldfield were all taken by her whilst walking her black Labrador, Miss Bess. No filters, no Photoshopping, just stunning natural beauty of Britain.
Paul Quagliana of our sister title Shooting Times came across this extraordinary frozen fungi in the New Forest
Louise Petano-Heathcote took this picture on the Icknield Way in the Chilterns
Andy Thomas's beautiful sunrise got him in poetic mood: 'When I look up at the sky I can see it streaked with vapour trails shining bright in the dawn light, they reminded me of shattered ice on a pond.'
Will Bayram sent us a picture of his dogs, Oscar and Hugo, at the Royal Artillery Shoot
Ben Landricombe's early morning image of Devon is simply beautiful
Here is Sharron Higgins's beagle, Darcy, chasing rabbits in a Devon churchyard
Victoria Naish sent us this picture of her horse, Flash, on a chilly morning in Dumfries
And finally, this haunting picture came from Ronnie Wyburgh Davis
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