Katie Carew-Robinson
(she/her)
Run Leader for GoodGym Portsmouth. Veteran runner, lover of the outdoors & cinnamon bun enthusiast.
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📍Fratton Community Centre PO1 5JJ
Give a much-loved garden some TLC
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Katie Carew-Robinson (she/her) went on a community mission
Thu 25th Jun at 4:00pm
Portsmouth Report written by Katie Carew-Robinson (she/her)
I have made a submission to the City Museum for our inclusion in their Portsmouth 100 exhibition celebrating the community groups in Portsmouth.
We have now done over 12000 good deeds in the city so we deserve a bit of celebration!! The exhibition will open in October - expect a listing for a group visit!!
Find out more here: https://www.visitportsmouth.co.uk/portsmouth-100/your-museum-your-stories-your-city/
Katie Carew-Robinson (she/her) signed up to a mission.
Sat 20th Jun at 2:00pm
Mr J has become frail - has had recent hospitalisation and waiting test results. He was a gardener in his youth and the garden gives him great joy. He feels overwhelmed by his garden at the present.
Read moreKatie Carew-Robinson (she/her) went on a group run
Wed 17th Jun at 6:15pm
Portsmouth Report written by Andy O'Gorman (He/him)
6 incredible GoodGymers headed to the Stacey Centre for a fantastic gardening mission. Our small but mighty squad was buzzing to welcome a brand new member to the crew, ultramarathoner Donna! We were thrilled to have her with us, and even more thrilled she didn't try to make us run 50 miles!
The main mission of the night was to remove an overgrown patch of burdock, amongst other weeding duties. I’m not saying the roots were deep, but I’m pretty sure the team opened up a portal to the Upside Down! After much tug of war (and a cunning use of the secateurs!) we managed to rip the never-ending vines from the soil, potentially saving Portsmouth from a supernatural invasion!
Sweaty but victorious, we took a well-earned breather to marvel at the Stacey Centre’s impressive fruit collection, spotting plums, cherries, apples, peaches, blackcurrants, and grapes, like true gardening connoisseurs!
Top tier weeding team!
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