Love the pics. Brings back fond (and not so fond) memories of splitting 6-8 cords of wood every fall & winter, all with a splitting maul or, when the going got tough, a 16-lb. sledge and wedges. Right now it's -10 f. here, and I remember the colder it got, the easier the wood (mostly oak) split. That was back in my p.k. (pre-kilt) days.

Since the wind chill is currently -30 f., I'll leave the outdoor kilted activities for another day. But that box-pleated tweed kilt does look grand.