Luton

Group run

You can't 'beet' an evening run

6 GoodGymers made their way 6.0km to help the Trinity Community Centre and ABCD-in-Luton in Luton.

  • Luton runner
  • Martin R
  • Abim Adejumo
  • Musa Kamara
  • Abdulkarim
  • Sesame
 
Wednesday, 30th of August 2023
 
Led by Martin R

6 of Luton's Goodgym elite had 2 tasks to do yesterday evening, so we split up into a walking group and a running group to tackle them.

Our walkers set off to our first task at Penrose roots to recovery garden, where they met with Pete, who, after providing gloves and tools, got team 1 hard at it weeding one of the vegetable patches.

Our running team set off slightly later after having a quick warm-up, which included running up and down the town hall steps a few times. The runners were headed to Trinity Community Centre to help maintain their garden and play area but unfortunately the task leader was unable to open up for the team, so they headed back to meet up with the walkers at Penrose. Turned out being a slightly longer first leg than anticipated.

After some digging, weeding, and tipping, and before heading back to town, I took a little walk around the garden with Pete the task leader to look at the fantastic veggies they've grown. They have an amazing variety, including squash, beetroots, brassicas, onions, and potatoes, to name just a few, and it great to know our efforts have supported this. Team photo taken, we called it a night and headed home.

Report written by David Mansfield


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Martin R
Led by Martin R

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GoodGymers helping out
  • Walk Leader

    Lead a walking group to the task

    • Abim Adejumo

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