Friday 27th March
Written by Angela Solarte
It was nice seeing Mr R again and helping out with his groceries. As days start to stretch Aaron and I had a nice Friday afternoon walk.
Saturday 9th May
Written by Bristol runner
A sunny day... it must be the Golden Hill Spring Fayre (ok there was that one time it rained a bit after we left). Do you like bunting? You do? Well you are in for a treat. Two sets this time, one set for each side of the fayre. It always makes such a difference after it’s up.
Next some suspiciously healthy flowers to place and a dinosaur playground to construct. A few other odd jobs to be completed and we were done. Time to enjoy the fayre.
Let’s find some hidden animals. Risqué monkey 🙈 , check, snake that didn’t seem to have a head, yep. That beaver is going to get wet perched precariously on the edge of a bath tub! I’ve run out of things to say now.
Until next time…
Saturday 9th May
Written by Jordan James Cogzell
Bindweed attacking planted saplings, removed and cleared way for saplings to have more space to bask in the sun and grow.
Saturday 9th May
Written by Bristol runner
Another call from the organisers of the Clifton Down Growing Space who needed some GoodGym support, to fill the lined planters with soil, ready to rent these out to members of the local community.
Dave, Jordan, Elaine, Mercha and Pearl (the dog), busied themselves shovelling the dwindling mountain of soil into buckets and shifting these over to fill the planters.
We are getting close to using up all of the soil and another session next week will hopefully see the remainder shifted!
Tuesday 5th May
Written by Bristol runner
A litter pick, a garbage grab, a rubbish roundup, take your pick. This evening we entertained the denizens of Redcilffe with our picking prowess. We definitely weren't bears. We did pick six bags full but i'm rambling and i'm home now so the report must end here!
With bags full of litter it was now our turn to fill up, though we went for Ramen.
Until next time...
Saturday 2nd May
Written by Jordan James Cogzell
We began clearing the land, being told to leave nothing except soil so we went off digging, and snipping, and cutting away. The project will require much more sessions, but at least this project will keep the goodgymers busy for a while. Will be exciting to see how our efforts will be coming along. Thanks all who attended!
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