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Just getting an idea of conditions. I might load up my pack and lap the neighborhood. It would all be pavement, but it's up and down. One hill could be considered significant, but it isn't a huge deal. Might affect time by a minute or two. I should fill my pack with WTF to give the neighbors...

When they say "level ground" is it truly flat like a racetrack, or is it naturally rolling like typical "flat" terrain?

Sounds like a good time to make firewood.

I was contemplating the pack test. I can move 4mph when I want to get somewhere, but not particularly rushing. I'm not sure what a 45# pack adds to that. Level ground doesn't seem bad, but I reflect on some of my jobs where I'm carrying 45#, and have to make a couple stops to catch my breath...

Hot, dry, dirty, and dangerous. Not sure what I think about that. I guess what happens to the tree doesn't really matter as long as it's down, and you didn't crush yourself. Good practice falling without worrying about ruining saw logs.

Here's Rick Sholes obit. I wonder if he died in the woods, or from something else? https://www.thedailyworld.com/obituaries/richard-rick-wayne-sholes/