First, welcome!
I'll go against the grain (should I add "as usual"?). The third one would be my choice (e.g., if you were selling them). It denotes the crispness in the air and that would be what the image is all about. It is also the only one where the sky is not muddy, but life-affirming, crispy, happy blue of a sunny, cold winter day.
From the advent of digital, I never liked how it renders overblown sun. It does not have the gentle transition of film, thus the best alternative is to avoid having it in the frame, unless it is almost touching the horizon. The next best would be to use a rather small aperture (say f/16 or f/22) to turn it into a star effect (and risking diffraction, I know, I know)