4 GooddGym members and their Pup Florence headed out to Highgate wood to do a litter pick. Fortunately for Highgate wood (unfortunately for the team) the area is well kept and it was more of a litter hunt rather than a plogging session. However the team managed to find a few discarded bottles and cans and half a bag of rubbish was filled. While Florence shirked her litter hunting duties to make friends with all the other four and two legged friends that were out enjoying the fine weather.

Nine goodgym members came together to clear up Glebelands nature reserve and the surrounding area. We gathered on a nearby field in the sunshine chatting about our favourite ice cream flavour. We introduced ourselves and paired up to litter pick the area. After 45 minutes the GG pairs returned with bulging sacs of rubbish. Items included a lot of spirit bottles,( so much so I could use it in the title) boxer shorts, a tea towel of the Statue of Liberty. We then finished our good deed with some yoga and ended facing the setting sun.

Thanks coming ( walk, bike run) & doing good.

Stay safe

Paul

thanks to

Jessica Lisa Fay Kirsten Kat Niki Jennifer Sarah

give them a cheer!

After grooving to her Afrobeats workout in her living room Fay samba'd down to Stephens house to help close up the park! There were lots of enthusiastic children wanting to have a go at ringing her bell, but due to corona restrictions, the bell remained in Fay's musical hands. After helping a lady catch her excitable dog, who was didnt want to go home, the park was deemed safe to be closed. It's always a pleasure to help out at Stephens House!

So goodgym Barnet and other runners from London came together in pairs to clean up local green spaces and or streets. This was an ideal opportunity to socialise, exercise and do some good. A magical combination of feel good. ( we hope!) Please see the pictures attached to give you an idea. Thank you to Barnet Council for providing litter pickers, bags and gloves. If you have additional pictures please send them to me.

Thanks for coming running and doing some good.

Paul