I did the same today but ended up stuck in the mud not snow. Once I had the hay rack loaded the old pickup couldn't get across the bean stubble in four wheel drive. This time of the year is my favorite for cutting wood. A thick sweatshirt and my bibs and I work enough to stay warm. When it is hot out cutting wood makes me crazy as the sawdust just sticks to sweat.
I have a nice goose egg on the back of my head from a widowmaker today. It was a true widowmaker and just about knocked me out when it hit me. Luckily I had my head down cutting so it hit the back and glanced off. I cut and split couple cords. The neighbor and I get together and split the wood in half so that we only have to do half the work. It was still a lot of work but it is good to get the blood pumping.
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