Eight Goodgymer's headed to Mousehold Heath, to support the Warden Will with clearing some areas of gorse. Pockets of gorse had started to take over as it had been thriving in the warmer winters, so this work supported habitat creation.

The weather was slightly blustery but it was a lovely autumn day to be helping on the heath. The session was also supported by two canine coaches Emmy and Tess who were there ensuring we did a good job.

Today one Goodgymer braved the damp and blustery weather to help Mr N with his front garden. He has limited mobility so really likes looking out on his roses as it supports his wellbeing.

Grass and weeds were pulled up which had started to limited the growth of some of the plants and the roses were cut back ready for next year. He had struggled to find someone to help him with his garden and was delighted with the result.

The stage was set for - Mulch Ado About Nothing at the Globe (Place). A tale of two halves.

The 1st Act began in daylight and dry conditions, 8 players with spades and barrows transformed an area of weeds or was it coriander?!

As the light dimmed the rain blew in.

For the 2nd Act, a stage of leaves were cleared using rakes and magic super scoopers!

The players took their final curtain, and bid farewell to the appreciative crowd.

Thanks to the LTC Green Spaces for arranging this production.