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Ms S will be able to access and her use her garden again.
Tue 28th May at 6:20pm
Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Ms S will be able to access and her use her garden again.
Read moreFri 12th Apr at 8:00am
Bristol Report written by David Head
A lovely sunny day welcomed team GG today. we tackled the front section that is very visible to users of this wonderful community space. With a selection of our favourite tools we sliced through the weeds and barrowed the weeds up to compost. An exceedingly good cake of a task. A final picture by the cherry blossom and artichokes and we were on our way. proper job👍
Tue 9th Apr at 6:20pm
Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)
What a bumper crop of GoodGymmers under blue skies for a foray to Brunswick Cemetery after the inaugural presentation of Very Exciting GoodGym Bristol Badges for Run Leaders, TaskForce and extra special helpers. Watch this space for future developments!
We were joined by Jordan on his first good deed, Tom on his first group run and Freya back for her second Tuesday and looking totally different without her big woolly hat - fantastic to have you all on board. And yes, it normally appears a little bit chaotic at times but is definitely All Under Control.
With the tree popper/root puller on site and training demonstrations given by Top Tree Popper Marianne, Jordan was in his element tracking down protruding sycamores and brambles to be collected up into the Dumpy Sack of Doom, alongside Richard B's entrenching tool's victims.
Valè and Richard G took to the paving slab tidying, Richard missing his seasonal role as a lamppost already.
The bindweed/buttercup/sycamore club scouted out more widely - Caroline, Jason, Janka and Frances uncovered lots of ground and were very good at leaving the non-weed plants to grow, whilst Tom moved on to earn his Pathfinder status with the muddiness redistributed away from the golden gravel.
Ed and Nik grabbed the loppers and went in search of bigger things to chop - do much is now growing so fast!
And Janka's email address is nothing like kangaroo, in case you were wondering.
Until next week!
Mon 8th Apr at 10:00am
Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)
A dry Monday morning and a nice quiet session in Brunswick Cemetery, or it was until the fantastic accompaniment of an orchestra practicing John Williams’s The Raiders March - such a treat!
Apparently it’s a recovery project for professional musicians in recovery from alcoholism - how very Bristol!
Oh, and some gardening.
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