An Uplifting Afternoon

4 Goodgymers helped their local community in Windsor and Maidenhead
Anne-Laure
Christine Dunford
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Windsor and Maidenhead

Saturday 14th March

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A beautiful spring afternoon saw Rachel, Christine, Anne-Laure and Sheila join the weekly work party at Ray Mill Island. Anne-Laure was keen to do raking of leaves to help expose the grass. Meanwhile the others tackled the enormous Phormium plant in the new nursery area which needs removing.The team last week had done a good job of starting to dig it out, so our task was to try and finish the job. Armed with spades, loppers, a half-moon cutter and a pruning saws, we started attacking the plant. Some side shoots of the plant were saved for planting up to generate new plants. It was a tough old job, but we kept at it and eventually we were victorious, severing the plant from the earth.


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