The task for this week was straightforward in what we needed to do but logistically a little more challenging as we needed to spread out in groups across the surrounding area of Glass Mill.

Our task was to complete the health checks of the street trees for living that have been planted in the past couple of years. Armed with a form to submit and for some a device to measure tree trunks whether that being an actual tape measure or a 19cm hand, and a map of what trees we needed to tick off.

We managed to health check over 70 trees which is amazing work! The team at street trees for living are very grateful of our efforts!!

Congratulations to Paul for achieving the dizzy heights of 1,000 good deeds. We look forward to seeing you sporting your 1,000 tshirt soon!

On a very hot day in Lewisham on the bravest ran from Glass Mill to Seniors (well done Paul and Joseph) ! The rest of the group met at Senior's with Marta and Julian already watering the garden whilst waiting for us to arrive.

The tasks were straightforward and to save the Senior's garden team hours and hours of carrying the watering cans back and forth to top up the water butts.

One group started on the watering of all the plants that needed a drink in this hot weather and also carrying watering cans from the rain water water butts (old bins) to the water butts by the polytunnel.

Our other group were tasked with planting the plants that hadn't sold at the plant sale which included quite a few tomato plants.

We also tidied the polytunnel and made sure the sun shades were protecting the plants!

We were cutting it fine for the start of the Portugal game and with a quick group photo, it was time for everyone to head to the pub or home!

Next week we're heading to the Albany for my 500th good deed and a social afterwards!