Whipped into shape on a sunny Saturday morning

7 Goodgymers helped their local community in York
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York

Saturday 6th January

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Seven superb GGers braved a frosty morning making their way to Kimberlow Hill for another Treemendous morning planting, staking & protecting 450 native species whips (donated by The Tree Council). By mid morning the bare Kimberlow Slope was transformed and one day it'll be hard to see the wood for the trees 🌳 although in the meantime they're hidden by the biodegradable guards (essential rabbit 🐇 protection). The sun shone, spades & mallets were in abundance, chocolate was munched, wellies were muddied, folk chatted & laughed and a good time was had by all..... until next time (20th January)


Session Leader
This task supported
Treemendous York Partnership
To protect, care for and plant trees in the York area

Volunteers working with stakeholders advising and supporting tree planting and maintenance in the York area.

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Attendees
James Sandie
George Brichieri
Radu Chirvasuta
Jenna Drury
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York

Helping at Tang Hall School allotment
🗓Monday 6th May 6:15pm

Make the area usable for the children

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Laura BarrettNeil BushellAbigail DartonMartin CalvertLyndsey Hay
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Radu Chirvasuta

Sun 7th Jan at 10:14pm

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Radu Chirvasuta

Sun 7th Jan at 10:15pm

Thanks, Claire! Such a great, worthwhile way to spend a wintry morning - and quite warm & sunny in the end as it turned out. I'm signed up for the next one!