Will the trash ever end? Look at what we’ve unearthed now:
Dominoes, Christmas balls, ball balls (of all sizes), tiles, a rake head, yogurt, Elmer’s glue, Easter eggs, doorknob fixtures, doorbell fixtures, a saw blade, ribbon, a disintegrating tee-shirt, tar paper, toy people, building blocks, plastic bags, a paint roller, a “Do Not Remove” notice from The Gas Company (new flash: it got removed), a mop head, gum wrappers, push-pop sleeves, plastic cutlery, a flashlight handle, and curly wood. Have I missed anything?
Chili Mix, anyone?
I think that the only place left to find trash is under the brush mountain we’ve made. We’re still wondering how to get this out of here…
…before it reasserts itself any further.
Not bad for 6 full days of work down there. We’ve had a lot to contend with.
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