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Wed 30th Sep at 6:45pm
Greenwich Report written by Sarah M
12 GoodGymers met outside Woolwich station for a warm-up & ice breaker discussing apps we rely on, before Walking the Line/Running up that Hill to Dee's Childcare. As one of our regular tasks, often involving building play equipment, we're not Lost Boys in this venue, so soon got stuck in to the various jobs assigned to us.
Beginning with Heathers (the planting of) and finishing lopping away at some (Poison) Ivy (where Julian, Marta & Pieter embraced their inner Edward Scissorhands!), we also got to plant daffodil bulbs which we can't wait to see next spring, a Memento of our task this evening. The Secret of Our Success was, as always, the A Team that is Greenwich Goodgym, and Mission: Accomplished (never impossible!) we parted ways at the Crossroads.
So whether you're watching this report on Disney, Amazon or Netflix, great work everyone & catch up soon 🎬
Wed 30th Sep at 5:00pm
Wed 30th Sep at 5:00pm
Sat 3rd Oct at 7:00pm
Support the amazing work done by the Gurseva charity
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Sat 3rd Oct at 8:30am
Parkrun only happens when enough people step forward to help, so let’s show them the GoodGym spirit!
Read moreMon 28th Sep at 6:45pm
Lewisham Report written by Paul B (he, him, me duck)
Probably the best organised skip filling ever! Since the project was completed a couple of years ago, RUSS have accumulated a lot of rubbish that they needed to get rid via a skip. They also needed people who skip and do heavy lifting, there was only one team who could help - GoodGym Lewisham!
First, in went a large quantity of unusable wood. Then, what seemed like, several thousand plastic plant pots were put into columns. Some people - Oli and Steve, excelled at this, some people have poor at spatial relationships and were less good - yes that’s you Paul. The flower pots were placed at the bottom and then the skip and a couple of dozen bags of builders’ rubble more or less filled it.
Meanwhile, Lindsay and Julian bagged up copious quantities of well rotted compost.
Tea and biscuits wrapped things up at the end of an excellent evening.
RUSS is a volunteer-led Community Land Trust dedicated to providing homes that remain affordable in perpetuity. There is more about them here. https://www.theruss.org
Sat 24th Oct at 10:30am
Help clean up this lovely place that is on the Royal Borough’s List of Buildings of Local Architectural or Historic Interest
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