Kash in the bag 💰 💸

Kash and Steph signed up for a mission to help Mr S from 2pm onwards. As they finished their morning task with 3 other goodgymers and had a lovely lunch, they decided to try and start earlier than planned. Kash tried calling to mention that we could arrive earlier. No answer, so both decided to walk and try at Mr S home. After a small leisurely walk they rang the phone again and no answer 🤔. They then rang on the front door bells as had 3 in total : no luck with the 1st but then bingo on the 2nd one. Mr S opened the door and let us in. He gave us some keys to unlock the side door entrance to the garden. We helped him with extra layers to avoid catching cold. We got stuck at the gate to heaven : the massive padlock with numbers was blocking 🚫 the goodgymers to enter on the side. Who had and knew the code? Seems the 5 digits we were given were not the opening ones. After several attempts we thought, shall we jump the gate ninja style or through the house? Mr S opened the way to the garden via the house. We were asked to cut the grass and get rid of the weed in the garden especially in between the bricks on the terrace. Kash had been here before with Sevan : over a year ago. We took the lawnmower out of the shed, weed brushes, brooms and a green bag. Then small issue : we had no power lead for the mower : no where to be seen or found and Mr S couldn't find it too so we left ourselves to weeding, organising the garden area by removing the dead plants, branches and over grown weed in the hedges to have nice plant bedding. Put away the tools, emptied the greens in the bin : dont worry we didnot empty the bag of Kash(see pic). When wanting to leave Mr S was looking for something and a hunt for keys started. The keys for the side door he gave us that we gave back to him before starting, were not in his key pot that he normally puts them. We backtracked the keypaths, but still nothing and asked him to double check his gown pockets and hooray they were there. We put them back in his keypot and then left. So the lost keys found their way home : they followed the lock-paths.