Marianne Lotter-Jones


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Doing good since April 2023

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Marianne Lotter-Jones been cheered 10 times. 🥇

Monday 9th October 2023

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Marianne Lotter-Jones been cheered 10 times.

Goodgymers have noticed what Marianne has done and have cheered them 10 times. We doff out caps to you Marianne.

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Marianne Lotter-Jones completed 10 good deeds with GoodGym. 🎉

Monday 9th October 2023

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Marianne Lotter-Jones completed 10 good deeds with GoodGym.

Marianne has done 10 good deeds. They are a trusted GoodGym runner and are now eligible to join their local TaskForce.

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Marianne Lotter-Jones completed their first run in a new area. 🥳

Monday 9th October 2023

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Marianne Lotter-Jones completed their first run in a new area.

Curious? Marianne has just run their first session in another area. For that explorative spirit Marianne is awarded the scout badge. A Scout is trustworthy

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Marianne Lotter-Jones went on a group run

Mon 9th Oct 2023 at 6:15pm

Goodgym Tri-taskletes

York Report written by Leanne (she/her)

For the second week in a row, we had a last minute task cancellation, and once again, our triumphant taskforce overachieved by pulling a trio of tasks out of the bag to replace the original one.

We welcomed Rachel to her first Goodgym task and Marianne to her first Goodgym York session, and congratulated Mitch on his epic PB at Kielder half marathon yesterday.

Then, after a Mr Men themed warm-up, we split into three teams:

Delightful Dom took his team of four around the corner, a whole 140m away, to continue weeding at Prospect Terrace.

He said: A small group braved the 140m run to Prospect Terrace, continuing on the good work started last week. Local councillor, Pete, brought us a heavy bag to fill and we got started.

Four of us cleared weeds from the beds, making space for a wider range of plants and pollinators in the spring. We spent a good chunk of time, and pretty much cleared the beds of all the 'weeds', meaning more plants will have a chance at growing - to the benefit of the humans and pollinators of Prospect Terrace!

We then went on a gentle 1.6km run to cap things off before heading to the Ackhorne

Marvellous Mitch took his team of 8 to meet Valiant Vicky at Park Grove School

(His legs were a bit worn out from his epic run yesterday, so Pete actually led the run, while Mitch pedalled slowly behind!)

Mitch said:

We arrived at Vicky's school and faced the large pile of soil we needed to shift. The task was to barrow and shovel this soil and fill in some raised beds.

In GG fashion we got stuck in. It may have been pitch black, some of us may have forgotten our headtorches, but after 40 minutes we made a massive dent in the pile!

One more session and we will have this pile cleared!

Legendary Leanne took her team of 7 to Fishergate Triangle to continue to prepare the ground for creating a wildflower meadow (aka weeding)

She said:

St Nicks were pleased to find that we could offer an extra session this week which may very well bring us closer to victory in the war against those remarkably resilient weeds. Fortunately they're much easier to dig up nowadays due to our previous efforts, and we managed to (re)clear two significant sections of the triangle. Our task owner, Maeve reported that there should soon be a delivery of woodchip which will be spread over the soil to slow down the regrowth and give the wildflower meadow a chance to get underway.

On the mention of a triangle-based fitness session on the way back to base, a trio of goodgymers mysteriously remembered they had some urgent business to attend to back home, so didn't run back with us. The last four standing made our way to Tower Gardens where we ran some intervals along the sides of the triangle there, and threw in some skipping, lunging and galloping for good measure.

Another successful trio of tasks completed. See you next week for more Goodgym York adventures!

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