We did have a vet on hand, but not that type of worming. A nice morning welcomed 5 spritely GGers Helen, Francis, Jason, Caroline and this week's guest my brother. Sarah one of the Farm managers had ID some hot spots for attention when I literally bumped into her the day before. This time we headed adjacent to the greenhouse if you know the lay of the land. With an array of our favourite tools we proceeded to weed near the wall in a very rich biomass soil full of worms that we carefully moved to safe places. Two barrows, the golden and black one were were used to collect our weed stock to deposite in the compost. Well done everyone and til next time🙂

A beautiful morning greeted us all at the farm. Helen, Sarah K, Caroline , Amy and special guest Amy's mum all took up tools with green barrow number! We approached the 2 resident cows chewing their cud without a worry in the world. Great work ensued to clear the side of the paddock in no time. Two full barrows later, we had time to massage a goat. I think Sarah hypnotised one. A great morning. Well done all. 👏

Helen and I took up tools in the chosen pink wheelbarrow. Fully toolled, we approached the cow enclosure without stealth to a morning chorus of hungry goats and sheep. With precision tooling, we cleared one weedy side of the pen, filling up the pink barrow to its brim. A bit of speed brushing then a dash to the compost. I bet you cat wait till next week🙂

Four GoodGymers met on a cloudy Friday at windmill hill city farm.

Todays task consisted of sweeping up the leaves and weeding!

Was lovely to see everyone :)