Visitors often hear whispers and voices and feel icy cold fingers pressing on their necks and running down their spines.
"The water is obviously icy cold and people can die of hypothermia very quickly or drown if they are caught under the ice, " he said.
The plates are icy cold, there are no other diners, and there is no radio music but only the clink of our cutlery as we try to separate parts of the stringy chicken.
During the ascent of the giant balloon which will take Mr Baumgartner into the icy cold atmosphere and during the freefall, Col Kittinger's role will be to act as the point of contact between the mission control team and Felix Baumgartner.
Later that Christmas season, I was tobogganing with a couple of friends, on the other side of town, on a cold, icy afternoon.
Conditions are expected to remain cold and icy into the weekend.
Norfolk County Council said more than 60 schools had closed due to the cold weather, icy grounds, lack of transport and problems with heating.
Tipton, who conducts research on the human body's physiological and psychological response to adverse environments, found that it takes as few as five immersions in icy water for the body to develop a tolerance that can reduce the risk of cold-shock response by half.
Wrapping my coat around me, I went outside into the cold pure air of the winter morning, careful not to slip on the icy steps.
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