This sound is from Lumberjack SFX

The lumberjack sweats as he swings his sharp axe, the crisp sound of metal slicing through wood echoing through the forest. Birds scatter from the trees, startled by the sudden noise. The smell of pine fills the air as the lumberjack continues his work, each chop punctuated by the sound of the axe hitting its target. Setting the axe down, he takes a moment to catch his breath, the sound of the blade hitting the ground muffled by the thick carpet of pine needles below.

The crackling of a campfire nearby adds warmth to the cool evening air, casting a flickering light on the lumberjack's tired face. The popping and hissing of the flames mingle with the sounds of the forest, creating a symphony of nature's music. As the lumberjack reaches for his axe once more, the sound of metal meeting wood fills the night, accompanied by the crackling of the fire. Picking up the axe, he hefts it onto his shoulder, the weight of it a comforting reminder of his strength and skill.

The rhythmic thud of the axe hitting the log is like a heartbeat, steady and strong. Each strike sends vibrations through the handle, reverberating up the lumberjack's arm. The sound of wood splitting apart is a satisfying one, a testament to his hard work and dedication. Chopping axe in hand, he moves with purpose and precision, each swing bringing him closer to his goal.

The lumberjack's muscles strain with effort as he swings the axe in a wide arc, the whoosh of air accompanying the sharp sound of metal meeting wood. Chips fly in all directions, the sound of splintering wood mingling with the rustling of leaves in the breeze. With each swing, the lumberjack's strength is on display, the sheer force of his blows echoing through the forest.

As the last log falls, the lumberjack sets the axe down with a finality that fills the clearing. The satisfying thud of the blade hitting the ground is overshadowed by the crackling of the dying campfire. The sounds of the forest are once again the dominant melody, the lumberjack's work for the day complete.

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