Tuesday 18th October 2022
Report written by Michael
Well, Autumn is most certainly here and you could tell as we arrived to Samye for tonight's task. Our tasks were ready on our goodgym board, as usual;
Straight to work, as Stuart and Llion put themselves on sweeping duty. Can you dig it? Marie can.
Lydia, Su and Adam removed the plants from the pergola and moved them to the back.
Nathan and Andrew started on the compost, it was a little tough to remove, but with a few bumps and smacks it soon started to fall.
The compost was being moved over to our digger and put into the soil being dug. Soon enough, Andrew joined Marie to help with the digging. The compost was empty and ready to have the tomato plants put in.
The tomato plants were removed from the greenhouse which now housed the plants from the pergola to keep them safe over winter.
The final jobs, as the leaves were bagged up, were added to the compost bin also. A quick bit of pruning and cutting in the veg patch and we were done. Compost bin once again full as nature did it's wonderful job of creating the next growing material.
We all head in for some snacks and water, refueling before our journey back.
The Mindfulness and Well-Being Centre for South Wales is a compassion-based mindfulness training centre in Wales. They have been operating as a charitable company since 2006. Their large, fully-equipped premises offers complete range of on-site holistic therapies and conference services. They offer mindfulness classes, meditation retreats and well-being services to the people of Wales and the rest of the UK. They are a centre mainly staffed by volunteers and rely on the goodwill and generosity of volunteers to run our mindfulness and well-being activities.
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