1 Month Streak
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1 Month Streak
Sat 24th Oct at 10:00am
Southwark Report written by Southwark runner
Yesterday, Dan and Emma and I went to Surrey Docks Farm to help out. Kate from the farm met us at the gates and quickly put us to work. Our task was to brush away oil soil from lots of plant pots and then tidy them away, ready for spring next year. We worked through the pile and managed to finish all of it. We had a brief visit from some ferrets who were being walk, and enjoyed exploring our empty pots. Also collected all the snails that were inside the pots and fed them to the ducks.
We finished with a tour of the farm, visiting all the animals, since it was Dan's first time!
Sun 18th Oct at 10:00am
Southwark Report written by Dan
Nice working work with a workout.
Sun 18th Oct at 10:00am
It will help Ms S enjoy her garden and feel less stressed about the waste building up.
Read moreTue 13th Oct at 6:45pm
Lambeth Report written by Yianny (he / him)
Another week, another crew of Lambeth legends lacing up for good! ðââïļðââïļ We set off from Papa's and ran to Windmill Gardens, where the weeds had clearly been plotting a takeover. ðŋðą
Our heroes Ben, Michael, Jo (who led the session âĪ) Dan, Fi, Tilly (who baked!), Rich, RJ and Adam rolled up their sleeves and got stuck in. ðŠðž There was weeding (we really got to the root of the problem ðŠī), manual work (we nailed it ðĻ), and general sprucing (we left the place looking trashy in the best possible way ðïļâĻ).
Special shoutout to Dan, who dug so deep we think he found Australia. ðĶ Fi and Jo tackled the tasks like they owed them money ðļ, and Ben, Michael and Adam had to share a teeny tiny pumpkin which didn't turn into a carriage. ð§°
Hats off to the whole team for being absolutely un-fork-gettable. ðīðŧ Waterworks allotments is looking thyme-lessly gorgeous, and the community will love it! âĪïļ
Same time next week? We'll be there, ready to turnip and make a difference! ðĨð
#GoodGymLambeth #FitnessWithAPurpose ðĨ°
Tue 13th Oct at 6:45pm
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