Quote by Charles Stross

“A coldness, nearly tangible due to its extreme weight, was perceptible the instant I entered the room.”

— Gina Marinello-Sweeney

“There was nothing of either fire or ice in it; only a tepid warmth, like lukewarm water that when you first stepped in felt…

— Dana Stabenow

“When I slept outside in winter, it wasn’t unusual for me to wake up blue in the face with icicles on my nose. In…

— Ozzy Osbourne

“There are things a man learns about the cold, and the first one is never to work up a sweat, for when a sweating…

— Louis L'Amour

“My heart thrashes in time with my feet pounding across the cold, hard ground. I can’t run any faster, longer, and yet I must.…

— Elle A. Rose

The trouble with jogging is that the ice falls out of your glass.

— Martin Mull

“A moving target is harder to kill, and I didn't stop running, maneuvering, until I reached home base, where I could breathe between death-defying…

— M.B. Dallocchio

“If you keep just close enough for it to see you, it will keep sprinting away. After about ten or fifteen kilometers’ worth of…

— Christopher McDougall

Humans are pretty crafty but will fold quickly in severe cold.

— Henry Rollins

“The fact is that in order to do anything in this world worth doing, we must not stand shivering on the bank thinking of…

— Sydney Smith

“In this world, there is no true freeze frame. Pictures do not escape time. But they do sit in it. Pictures are men grabbing…

— N.D. Wilson

“The cold wind made it difficult to breathe, as if it could snatch your next breath before you had time to swallow it, and”

— Alice McDermott