DAY 51: November 25: Backfill Begins!

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The weather outside is frightful...


But the dirt is so delightful...


 And since we've no place to go....


Let us fill, let us fill, let us fill!


("Let us Fill, Let us Fill, Let us Fill", Concrete Carols for the Holidays, Vol. 3, page 962)

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