T-I ran-o-saw-rus Scott strikes again!
6 Goodgymers helped their local community in Cambridge
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Thursday 16th July
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We were back at SIN Cru this week, making the most of the continuing sunny weather! ☀️
Scott, Becky, Catherine and I met at Parkside Pool for a 3.5km group run to the task, taking it easy in the heat and stopping for plenty of water breaks 💧
Waiting for us and admiring our arrival (I believe Baywatch was referenced!) were Ilse and Sandra, who had joined by bike. After some mandatory dog-petting, we got stuck in: Becky, Sandra cleared an impressive amount of weeds, Ilse and I tried our best to paint a very uneven surface with very hard rollers, Catherine FINALLY cleared the wood chippings bag, and Scott once again showed off his impressive sawing skills 🪚
After some final pets, we set off as a team and strolled a fair way back together, sharing Percy Pigs and discussing Paul Chuckle. Somewhat reluctantly, the 4 runners eventually set off again, distracting ourselves with restaurant chat and plant-based dining 🍽
Great work again, team! 🙌
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We are an arts organisation based in Hip Hop Culture. SIN stands for Strength In Numbers, and in our 26 years of activity we have always believed that people are better working together, communities are happier united, and artists are stronger with support from fellow artists with a shared passion. SIN Cru strives to nurture communities by empowering artists. We actively work to break down barriers by promising to straddle cultural divisions and offer services that are accessible and engaging for a wide range of participants and audiences. We provide opportunities for children and their families, the local community, young people, emerging and professional artists, to access activity drawn from the culture of Hip Hop, and complementary practises for greater overall wellbeing, embracing a creative approach to life.
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