For the second Cricklewood mission of the day we headed to Clitterhouse Farm, an awesome project that has seen a derelict site turn into a beautiful and sustainable community hub in just a few months. Carl took charge of watering the plants in the orchard area whilst the rest of us set about removing bindweed and creeping buttercup from the beds and the "bindweed isolation zone" (a big black bin). Satisfied at having filled our bin with this troublesome plant we headed off to enjoy the sunshine.

Three GoodGymmers spent a sunny morning helping the Tree Musketeers Nursery (which grows trees destined for planting in Hackney's green spaces) with various tasks, including weeding, laying woodchip and contributing to the compost heap. The place was full of insect life today, with loads of bees, catterpillars and even some dragonflies out and about. We were ask to encourage lots of GoodGymmers to come along next month to help dig a really big hole.