The rain held off for our uphill run to Arbourthorne Community Primary School, who were preparing their beautiful grounds for a horticultural show on Wednesday (there's even going to be llamas there!). A few of us grabbed some scissors and foraged for the last flowers left from the Summer for the children to make into little bouquets, which apparently they really enjoy and get to take home and keep afterwards. We "sampled" some of the fruit in the trees as we went, including crispy apples. Adrian and Ewan cut some willow plants for the kids to weave into wands. Arbourthorne Primary School have created areas of sustainable resources such as the willow plant, which can also be seen put to use in other areas such as a dome shaped den that we tidied a couple months ago. And even after the storm we had a few days ago, there is always watering to be done. Some GoodGymmers took on the task of watering the plants and flowers in the polytunnel - luckily the water butts were full! Angela very kindly shared some fruit from FoodWorks with us. Foodworks is a community action project in Sheffield working to reduce food waste and make wholesome meals accessible to everybody. Good luck in the horticultural show!

10 runners ran up to Pittsmoor and met up with Danielle. She then gave us instructions of where to go to pick litter and cans in a separate bag. We then collected hoops and bags and litter pickers and also met Malcolm with all his equipments in his red car. We then met up with another 2 volunteers from Pittsmoor Litter Pickers who are Dave and Galvin.. Altogether there were 14 of us and it made work faster and easier in a big, friendly team. Really helpful and rewarding team. Thank you all for a big team effort. After the task we ran back to The Showroom and did some activity to cool and warm down with various exercises that Tom had shown us. A very good evening and enjoyed by everyone.

9 GG Runners ran up to MIND,, Well Being Centre. We met up with Lindsay and she welcomed us and explained that we will be litter picking. She then show us around the areas and the garden and the plants looked very dehydrated. I then explained that we also do gardening. Much to Lindsay's surprise she then asks us to do some weeding and possibly some pruning too She gave us various tools, gloves and brushes, etc. Towards the end it was a 'Mindfulness' and 'Cleanliness' tasks which was very rewarding to all of us. We certainly tidied up all the areas that was demanded and Lindsay was satisfied.