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Planet Food is a zero food waste community helping to break social isolation by bringing people together for food & drink..

Thu 29th Oct at 2:00pm
Planet Food is a zero food waste community helping to break social isolation by bringing people together for food & drink..
Read moreThursday 22nd October

Bethany Elce completed 5 good deeds with GoodGym.
Bethany is a now a pretty committed GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the fifth time
Thu 22nd Oct at 2:00pm
York Report written by Vicky Bushell (she/her)
No task forcer was available today but this didn't stop three dedicated goodgymmers from helping with the planet food tidy up. Thank you!
Thu 22nd Oct at 2:00pm
Planet Food is a zero food waste community helping to break social isolation by bringing people together for food & drink..
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Planet Food is a zero food waste community helping to break social isolation by bringing people together for food & drink..
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York Report written by Nicky Woodall (she/her)
👋 An incredible 35 people arrived for our group run tonight. There was a lot to celebrate, including two people attending their first task - both called Nick! Welcome to both of you. We also had Pete winning our prestigious GoodGymmer of the month for some excellent good-deeding and helpfulness in September. Well done Pete! We also had a duathlon, 15k PB and marathon PB to celebrate - well done everyone.
🏃♀️ 🚴 We warmed up all together then split into two groups for our tasks, with running and cycling groups. 10 people headed to Rowntree Park to help set up the Make Space for Girls art installation. Here's what Lucy had to say about it:
🛏️ Following a preliminary trip to prepare the ground in August, we returned to Rowntree Park to support an art installation as part of the Make Space for Girls project. Based on the concept of creating a safe space - the bedroom - outdoors, it involved carefully positioning (and half-burying) a table, bedside cabinet and headboard in the ground. The earth was still fairly hard after the recent dry spell, but the team set to work with a will, using all the tools available (spade, fork, hoe, sharpened stake...) to "bed" everything in as securely as possible. The artwork looks fantastic and it was great to be able to support this great initiative for girls.
Meanwhile, the rest of us headed to Park Grove School to help maintain the forest school area. There was plenty to dig up and cut back so we all got stuck in, with a huge range of tool sizes, from the small children's hand forks to the full-sized versions.
🐝 Unfortunately, a wasp/bee nest was found and a couple of people got stung. Not very fair karma for the good they were doing. But Vicky acted quickly and we avoided that area for the rest of the task.
🙌 Luckily, there was plenty of space to be able to avoid that area and we managed to make good progress clearing the space.
💪 After that, it was time for a group photo and then a proper fitness session! Still fun though, especially attempting to traverse a child-sized climbing wall!
🍰 Soon, it was time to head back to base/the pub to enjoy some delicious lemon drizzle cake, courtesy of Babs. Thank you! We also enjoyed some fairly in-depth chat about campanology (although apparently bell ringers prefer the term bell ringer...) 🔔
👍 Thanks everyone, and see you soon!
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