Saturday 25th July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
Duo GoodGamers Sabir and Marie-Noëlle joined the weekend gardener squad down at Canbury Community Garden.
In the 3-round main event, H2O heavyweight Sabir lugged water using a wheelbarrow, a water barrel, and a bucket to refill the garden's main reserve. It was an absolute knockout victory over dehydration!
Undefeated by the high temperature, Marie-Noëlle completed a staggering 18-round watering can marathon to refresh the sun-baked vegetable patch.
💦 tomatoes drenched
💦 courgettes submerged
💦 cucumbers flooded
💦 runner beans absolutely soaked
A successful backyard hydration mission!
Sunday 26th July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This mornings job was to extract all the weeds from the paving slabs around the monument and a general tidy up ready for the legions next event.
Sunday 26th July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
Today we arrived at the goodgym flowerbed to continue the task of preserving life in the ongoing heat. The Thames water level seems to be dropping/ taking a hit. Our swans also came to say goodbye morning.
Thursday 23rd July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This evening, 2 of us met to trim the overhanging trees and bushes, also clear the driveway of debrie so Mr A could get to his washing line in safety. It also paved a way for him to have some outdoor space to sit in. He was most grateful.
Monday 20th July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
Goodgymers from different areas collected and dropped off for the food bank whilist doing their own shopping.
Wednesday 22nd July
Written by Kingston upon Thames runner
This evening Levita and myself convined at the Thames to collect the life giving food for our friends in the plot, that give so much joy to passerbys with their vibrant colours, all strategically placed by Claire. They were most thankful as some were fading in the heat. The swans were once again circulated, I'm sure they were saying " Not again". We were still there when the last boat passed, so all the wildlife reclaimed the Thames as their home by spreading out over the width of the Thames.
Loading...