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Rain, Sleet, or Snow...do you still go?
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<blockquote data-quote="Uzi" data-source="post: 4587751" data-attributes="member: 119192"><p>I was out this weekend at 10 degrees and snowing but my pile is fine right now, but the people who's pile is small or empty are more than excited about buying. It took longer to get a load and everything (myself included) was moving a little slower but it wasn't that bad. As long as I stayed moving and working it didn't seem that cold. I would also agree with others that have said frozen ground is still better than mud or slush. And everything does split better when its frozen. I'll probably keep cutting all winter as long as the snow doesn't get too deep to access the area.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Uzi, post: 4587751, member: 119192"] I was out this weekend at 10 degrees and snowing but my pile is fine right now, but the people who's pile is small or empty are more than excited about buying. It took longer to get a load and everything (myself included) was moving a little slower but it wasn't that bad. As long as I stayed moving and working it didn't seem that cold. I would also agree with others that have said frozen ground is still better than mud or slush. And everything does split better when its frozen. I'll probably keep cutting all winter as long as the snow doesn't get too deep to access the area. [/QUOTE]
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