7 GG yorkies met at the Bowls club to help with weeding and woodchipping an overgrown patch near the car park.

Kit zeroed in on a sycamore stump, speculating on whether it needed digging up. He was convinced that he was the man for the job when Leanne said it was probably still there because it was too hard to dig up. Further comments from our task owner that it was a lost cause only renewed his determination and soon enough, Kit held the remnants of the tree stump over his head in victory.

Meanwhile, everyone else weeded the rest of the patch and laid woodchip on top of the freshly dug ground, just in time for the rain to start. We took refuge inside the bowls club where we celebrated our hard work with leftover sandwiches and cake from the morning's bowls club AGM.

5 GGers had a lovely time installing wildflower turf patches in Fulford. Shout out to Leanne quickly identifying an effective template digging approach and Gemma for construction of a bee bank with left over turf. Job done in 1 hour.