We tested jigsaw puzzles for Make, ready for them to sell in their newly refurbished charity shop.

And then each of us delivered them back under our own steam to get some January kms.

There were so many of us this evening, we had to take turns doing good! In-between, we were shown around the facilities of the Adventure Playground by the kids. Lots of fun was had on the zip-line, tire swing, slide and cargo net.

We got stuck in with digging initially, then we got to crack out the big guns. A sledgehammer and a crow-bar came in very handy, and we got to witness Liz go wild with an axel grinder!

By the end of the session, we had destroyed the boat carcass, moved the remains to a bonfire pile ready for a viking burial, then even dug up some breeze blocks buried deep under the ground.

Team GG were set up with some boxes if books that had been donated. Sorting the fiction from non and alphabetising the authors.

A large number of GCSE and A level science books were in the collection. Hope the person that dropped them off had got high marks!

We then were let loose on the tagging guns, adding price tags to the new clothes that had come in from the warehouse.

The area around the church was looking quite nice and tidy.

Lost count of the number of cig butt's found around the bus stop!

And of course there was the discovery of a very wet sock!

Dave completed good deed # 600 with a playground litter pick with David

A discarded inhaler and a massive pile of spent balloons were the interesting finds of the day.