Frost +Wind Getting Firewood at -20C/-4F Alberta

You get to see me make a lot of noise with tarps..lol-- plus crunch around on snow, use the chainsaw and use the wood splitting maul (a big heavy axe- don't call it an axe..lol). Lots of ASMR some plain old noise and some jibber jabber as I talk here and there. Also some pretty bush views of frost crystals falling in the wind and sun. A couple of days ( I usually only go out for a couple of hours, even a bit less on the cold days) harvesting/cutting/chopping firewood on the acreage. Some I already had stored under the tarp that I hauled in from the bush previously, and some I harvested in the woods on the acreage and cut up. I harvest dead fallen or standing trees on the farm and acreage, and there have been plenty this year! So, luckily, during our colder weather (some days around -20C/-4F as a high, a few nights around -30 to -35C- that's cold, but not extreme, we had some much colder days last year)- I've been able to just finish things that were already cut into chunks or even ju