8 Month Streak
56 Month Streak
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Sun 17th Mar at 1:04pm
Oxford Report written by Julia
Mrs H had a lovely birthday a few weeks ago with her family. She recommends the Bay Leaf in Eynsham for a good takeaway! She is a bit fed up of all the rain and wind and hopes for more sunny and dry weather soon. She's looking forward to going to a senior citizens' lunch later in the week.
Wed 13th Mar at 6:15pm
Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway
The brief: Plot a route around as many of the Oxford Monopoly board locations as you can in an hour.
The tasks: Take litterpickers and plog as you go, and see how many GoodGym posters you can put on display around the city.
The scoring system: 1 point for every monopoly board location you make it to, 1 point for every GoodGym Task related item you spot along the way, 5 points for every GoodGym poster you put up.
This game/task brought out some serious competitive streaks in our running and walking teams. Sneaky tactics were used, like dividing the group to reach more locations, sprinting to an extra monopoly board square with 3 minutes to go, and deploying the (ex) Lord Mayor as a GG Task related item. Fun and exercise was had, we raised awareness of GoodGym, picked up plenty of litter, and it was a quirky way to plot a walk/run route around town.
Sun 25th Feb at 1:00pm
Oxford Report written by Julia
Not much of a chat with Mrs H today. She was busy getting ready for a celebratory meal with her family because... today is her birthday! Happy Birthday Mrs H and I hope you enjoy your party with your children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren!
Sat 10th Feb at 10:30am
Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway
Take 11 GoodGymers, give them 2 hours, 5 cedar trees, dozens of bulbs, and a collection of shrubs.
Et voila..,ground and the fence got cleared of ivy, holes were dug and cedar trees planted, spring bulbs got in the ground, half a dozen holly and privet shrubs were planted, plenty of tennis balls unearthed.
The casualties: one fork broken in half (Ben doesn't know his own strength!), one eye had an argument with a holly bush (thanks to Steve for his expert eye wash skills).
Welcome to GoodGym Amy.
Wed 7th Feb at 6:00pm
Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway
Last night we went WEST out of our normal East Oxford/Marston stamping ground. We know there are some litter hot spots on and around the Botley Road, and the challenge is to time our litter picks there when the undergrowth is not too dense but the river isn't in flood.
Our clean up crew divided into 2 teams with one heading towards the grot spots along the river, and the other heading to Oatlands Recreation Ground. Some exceptional litter finds were uncovered, from items of clothing to car registration plates, a fire extinguisher, cuddly emoji star, an Unidentified Netty Object (is it a hammock? Is it a fishing net?), but no papier maché spear this time.
Snacks were had to celebrate Bethan's 21st-and-a-bit birthday, and then we scattered into the night feeling just a little bit smug and virtuous for our clean up efforts.
Lovely to have a GG tourist join us from Southampton tonight. Good to meet you Ellie!
Sat 3rd Feb at 11:39am
Oxford Report written by Julia
Mrs H is well and pleased that the bulbs are starting to come out, bring on Spring!
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