Bekah West


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Liverpool

WWF x GoodGym Liverpool: Collingwood Dock Gardening and Tidy for the Docklands Trail
🗓Sunday 4th May 11:00am

📍Vistor Centre L3 0AH

helping to keep this historic site in top condition

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Bekah West signed up to a community mission.

Sun 4th May at 11:00am

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Bekah West went on a group run

Mon 28th Apr at 6:30pm

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Jessica

Sun 27th Apr at 6:02pm

Hey, I'll just meet everyone at the task tomorrow.

Sallyann Hardwick

Sun 27th Apr at 7:08pm

Hi Jessica that's great. Just waiting for further details for task and I'll post these that's great look forward to seeing you

Sallyann Hardwick

Sun 27th Apr at 9:11pm

The task tomorrow will begin at the junction between St George's Hill and Netherfield Road North under the Love Parks sign. Meeting there at 6.55 for those wanting to meet at task

Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a group run.

Mon 9th Jun at 6:30pm

Helping Friends of St James Gardens @ the Anglican Cathedral

Helping care for this long neglected space so it can be enjoyed by even more of the community

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a group run.

Mon 12th May at 6:30pm

Helping Friends of St James Gardens @ the Anglican Cathedral

Helping care for this long neglected space so it can be enjoyed by even more of the community

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a party.

Sat 2nd Aug at 8:30am

Organised guided walk across Morecambe Bay

A social event and chance to be guided across Morecambe Bay

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a party.

Sat 26th Apr at 8:45am

Lets do a monthly parkrun together - Month 4

Why not collect Goodgym parkrun sessions the more you collect the better - there is a mystery prize! - aso other prizes will be awarded for various categories so its NEVER to o late to start collecting your sign ups

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a group run.

Mon 28th Apr at 6:30pm

WWF x GoodGym Liverpool: Teaming up with Friends of Everton Park!

Helping the park volunteers keep our park with the spectacular views in shape!

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West went on a mission

Fri 11th Apr at 11:00am

Mowing 2 lawns? Okie-coke

Liverpool Report written by Bekah West

Mrs P is a lovely lady struggling with health issues, who has clearly put a lot of love and work into her beautiful large garden over the years. The garden is stunning with a variety of beautiful plants and trees, and it was a lovely place to be on a bright warm Friday morning.

First job was mowing the lawn at the front, and after a couple of false starts, trying to identify if the issue switching the lawnmower on was: a) with the lawnmower; b) with the extension cable; c) with the plug socket; or d) user error (i.e. me not doing it right), we gave each other the thumbs up through the window when it finally burst into life (the issue was c, the plug socket, and I was just relieved it wasn't d!).

That turned out to be a much smaller job than the main event, which was the beautiful big garden out the back. I quickly cleared some things off the lawn, and got to work. Turns out, mowing a large lawn is more strenuous than it looks! This task definitely utilised the 'gym' part of 'Goodgym', especially manoeuvring the lawnmower around the lovely trees, plants and furniture, and it was a relief to turn the lawnmower off for a final time. I packed away the lawnmower - and both extension leads which had been needed! - and locked up the garage and back door.

Mrs P made every effort to give me something for my time but fortunately I'm quicker on my feet than she and was able to gracefully decline and stay out of reach. She was absolutely adamant I wouldn't leave completely empty handed though, so I gratefully accepted a can of coke to take with me after that thirsty work in the sun.

Best wishes to Mrs P, I hope she's now better able to continue to enjoy her lovely garden.

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Bekah West
Bekah West signed up to a mission.

Fri 11th Apr at 11:00am

Mowing the lawn for Mrs P (flexi) (wk1)

Mrs P shares having the grass cut will make it much nicer for her to enjoy looking out into the garden as she is home most of the time

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Pauline Harrison
Bekah West
Bekah West went on a mission

Wed 9th Apr at 1:00pm

No brambles? Mow problem.

Liverpool Report written by Bekah West

With the warmer weather comes an influx of requests for gardening missions. Not a competent gardener, I carefully chose one I was confident I could do – cutting back brambles. Give me some secateurs and I can happily hack away for an hour or so, so I packed my gloves and confidently set off to Mr M’s. It turns out I’ve been to Mr M’s before, he had a couple of visits from Goodgym for his garden last year - his wife sadly has cancer and he himself suffers with health issues, and strenuous tasks put him at risk of being unable to take care of his wife.

I arrived ready and raring to tackle a mass of brambles, when Mr M corrected me that it wasn’t brambles he needed help with, but general gardening. Uh oh. We had a quick discussion about my capabilities – and limitations! – and agreed on some basic tasks. I mowed 3 grassy areas, 2 in the front garden, and the lovely large lawn in the back, then hacked down some trees which were getting unmanageably tall. I was glad to get to hack something (I even used a saw!) and Mr M was delighted with the difference, telling me this meant his wife could now use the garden and his grandchildren would be able to play on the lawn. We were both pleased to put his green bin to good use, it had sat empty for several months and I left it over 2/3rds full. Mr M clearly enjoys taking care of his home and was frustrated not to be able to do these tasks himself, but we agreed it wasn’t worth the risk of worsening his health issues and not being able to care for his wife.

Despite the miscommunication I was able to help Mr M & his wife. Next time we’ll assign this one to a more competent gardener!

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Ema Quinn
Ema Quinn (She/her)

Thu 10th Apr at 12:52pm

Sounds like you did a great job Bekah xx

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