Southwark
📍Surrey Docks farm SE16 5ET
Help maintain this community farm
Sun 8th Jun at 10:30am
Southwark Report written by Daryl Shaw (he/him)
For this session we needed to move some tomato plants before clearing a bed in the greenhouse (shifting the contents into ton bags). While half the group did this, the other half mixed up some compost. We finished up with feeding the cows and goats.
Sun 25th May at 10:30am
Southwark Report written by Laura Grant
6 Good Gymmers arrived at the farm and were soon put to work by task owner, Kate, sifting and refining some recently produced charcoal for further use on the farm. This required a three phase production line. 1) Sieving the charcoal; 2) crushing it in a scritcher and 3) pummelling it by hand. All in all, it was a very effective workout. We organized ourselves efficiently and completed the task to time. After that, we were rewarded with a tour where we met the new pony, Joey, and the one-month old piglets and kids.
On a personal note, this was my last session at the farm for the time being as I’ll be traveling for work. I’ll be handing over Taskforce leadership to Olive and Andrada. Thanks to everyone at the farm for always being so welcoming and supportive of Good Gym!
Sun 25th May at 10:30am
Sat 10th May at 9:00am
Southwark Report written by Laura Grant
4 intrepid Good Gymmers arrived super early at the farm ahead of the Spring Fair. Gemma, farm manager, set us to work on an assortment of tasks including gazebo assembly, outdoor furniture feng shui and plant identification. The latter was surprisingly complicated and I’m sure we all discovered new varieties of tomatoes! It was another great session at the farm and we look forward to returning to our usual Sunday slot in 2 weeks.
Friday 18th April
Anne has done their first good deed with GoodGym.
Anne is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.
Friday 18th April
Anne earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.
Anne completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Anne was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.
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