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Sat 29th Nov at 12:00pm
Come and join the afternoon Saturday Felix Project session!
Read moreSat 29th Nov at 9:30am
Come and join the early bird Felix Project session!
Read moreThu 27th Nov at 12:30pm
Tue 25th Nov at 6:20pm
Cardiff Report written by Michael
As we bid farewell to November and start to think of all those December parties coming up, 9 goodgymers met for their weekly task in Cardiff.
We welcomed, for the first time Henry.
We also had a celebration for our Flo, who had decided to celebrate her 50th, 100th and 200th in one go. They had not fallen on group runs so tonight was a special for them.
Our walkers took to the streets first, whilst Lucy led the warm up. Once we were warmed up and raring to go we started our run to the task.
It was a cold evening, but the Winter lights were on and this made up for the temperature.
The runners arrived first at Samye, followed by Flo, and then the walkers. We were all inside warming up for the briefing, tonight's tasks were some painting in one room and then bringing down the Xmas trees from the attic and putting them up in the relevant rooms.
Before we started, Flo was given her wings to wear for her 100th.
Henry and Michael we're straight on painting duties, once our task leader, Lorraine let us into the room.
Lorraine then took Su, Martin, Lucy, Rosie, Flo, Dylan and Neda to sort out the decorations.
With Michael busy painting, Martin, Flo and Su were also on photography duties for tonight's report. Trees out of the attic and it was time to put them together and decorate.
The smaller tree had to be stripped of decorations so that it resembled a tree once more, whilst the rest we given plenty of bling for the season.
The trees were then moved around to three different rooms, but the lights will be held back until Monday for a December 01st switch on.
Now that the tasks were completed, it was back to Flo, but this time for her to pop on the goodgym Cardiff cape for her 200th task....
As a treat, Lorraine had made us soup with a choice of Minestrone and Carrot. It was soon eaten, with some lovely bread and a selection of baklava that they had spare.
We gave our thanks and headed back to our start location. We will be returning in two weeks to help one more time this year.
Henry, it was great to meet and chat with you on your first run and task with goodgym, and we hope to see you again soon.
GoodGymers, join us next week as we help a new place for the first time.
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Mon 24th Nov at 7:00pm
Our second Autumn visit to the Cemetery Park!
Read moreSat 22nd Nov at 12:00pm
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Read moreMon 17th Nov at 7:00pm
Tower Hamlets Report written by Lucinda
12 goodgymers travelled to Ocean Youth Connexion on a chilly Monday evening. Some cycled, others walked, John braved poorly lit towpaths (successfully managing to remain a land mammal). Taskowner Kamal instructed us on the two jobs for the night 1) bagging up leaves in the yard and 2) painting the roller shutter.
Nia and Darren transformed the roller shutters from a muted grey to shiny metallic, almost rivaling the brightness of the jackets sported by myself and Emma. They were meticulous with their paint rollers, trapping us all in the yard at the end just to get the job done. Or one could say, painting us into a corner (pun credit/blame: Darren)... We were all happy to stay to witness the finishing touches of their Rothko-esque masterpiece.
The rest of the gang were busy beavers running around the yard clearing it of loose leaves (which Kamal had already kindly swept into piles). Wheelbarrows, brooms, brushes, leaf scoopers and hands were employed to get the job done. It seems like every time we come to Ocean Youth, Kamal provides a new helpful item - headtorches this time. So industrious were we, there was a constant background rustling sound throughout the hour. Countless trips back and forth were made to the designated leaf drop off zone for the leaf fairies (aka the council) to pick up at a later date.
Bang went the clock tower, and with jobs complete, a cheery gang made their way to the pub round the corner.
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