It was drizzling when we started, there were a few minutes of showers, but there were also dry spells as we raked up fallen leaves, shovelled them into a wheelbarrow, and added them to a pile in the corner of the community garden.

These will be composted for a year or longer.

Then we all went for a coffee and lunch.

Once again, the main concern on our weekly task at the community garden was fallen leaves. This time, we raked up broken leaves, shovelled them into a wheelbarrow, and added them to a pile in the corner of the garden. These will be composted for a year or longer. Then we went for a coffee and snack. But we'll be back next week.

Good Gym Camden received a referral asking for leaflet distributors. The less-well off in the local community needed to know about a new free meal and social being offered at Saint Pancras Community Association.

We concentrated on a local council estate, and with the assistance of a kindly resident who had a key to the upstairs flats, we distributed all the leaflets we were supplied with, before rewarding ourselves with a vegan Sunday roast at Granary Square.

Four GoodGymers converged on Elm Village Open Space today.

Maria travelled from Hammersmith & Fulham, devoting all three house to the task., Louise arrived from Newham, while John and Jackie came 20 metres from their home next door.

The main task was to clear the planters of autumn leaves. Trouble was, a strong wind brought a fresh covering,

But by finishing time, the planters were clear and all four of us retired to a cafe for some nice hot soup.

With an autumnal specks of rain in the air, we once again helped the community garden at Elm Village, Camden Town.

Sarah and John sieved the soil which was being shovelled by David, to get rid of the bumpy bits which didn't belong, then spread the resulting smooth soil into planters.

Meanwhile Jackie weeded between the paving stones.