So many Goodgymers from Portsmouth and London heeded the call to show their appreciation of our squirrels by feeding them and cleaning up their green patch. !

The cute creatures were fast, fought off competition from pigeons and crows and dodged the raindrops to get to the food on offer. It was a lovely way to reconnect with nature.

Doesn't quite have the same ring to it. But with the amount of miniature plastic bottles I found I wondered if there was some sort of sponsorship deal.

Along with a pair of headphones and cans I filled my bag and was on my way.

No clothes found on a litter pick?! Unheard of! we did fond quarter of a pair of glasses, half a set of scissors and a multitude of plastic wrappers.

But Jen took the win by finding a smorgasbord of plastic food. Chicken and chips with tomato and chilli, followed by chocolate and strawberries. Dave then managed to find 2 real red onions that would likely be a but more palatable.

Elvis got stuck straight in with his hands before I could get a picker out for him! A very keen Bean to add to our ingredients. We tested out our GG muscles with a very soggy bath mat!

A laptop, digital cameras, power bank, power surge protectors and a kindle were amongst the old unwanted electricals that Goodgymers found in their cupboards and sent to be recycled!

Among our finds was a rusty broken rod with a decorative end thatSamantha identified as a curtain rail.

Andy was menacing in his audition for a fork handed killer!

And a job well done in filling multiple bags and buckets with rubbish.

Morning excursion to Tamworth Park saw a lot of mist and frost!

It does make litter picking easier when the rubbish is solid and stuck in place amid the frosty play equipment.

Sadly no interesting finds today!