Garden support for the William Hobbayne Charity 🌱 Run with us 2 miles or meet at the task!
A physical task and lovely run in Ealing's green spaces!
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Garden support for the William Hobbayne Charity 🌱 Run with us 2 miles or meet at the task!
A physical task and lovely run in Ealing's green spaces!
About this session
Tonight we'll be lending the The William Hobbayne Charity a hand at their community garden.
The task:
- Cutting back weeds to make the area of the garden accessible again
What to bring:
- Gloves - the gardening kind if you have them!
- Water - it could be thirsty work
- Only bring what you can run with - there will NOT be a bag drop at the start
The run:
- The run will be 2 miles
- All paces will be catered for and we'll have a back marker
- If you only want to run one way that's cool, just let us know below in the comments below
No running? No problem!
- If running isn't your thing, you can meet us at 7:10pm at William Hobbayne Community Gardens (Google Maps) - comment below if you're meeting us there.
This task supports
Serving the Hanwell community since 1484
The William Hobbayne Charity supports a variety of different projects around the Hanwell area. The tasks we can do for them vary depending on the needs across these projects.
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Make sure you've read our general guidelines for safety for taking part in a GoodGym session.
This is a GoodGym group run. You'll meet other GoodGymers at the start location and run to the task together. If you can't run for more than 15 minutes without stopping or you're worried about any aspect of the session, contact your area activator Kash by email at kash@goodgym.org.
Location
There's space to change and leave bags and toilets. We're not planning to do anything purposefully dangerous, but GoodGym takes no responsibility for your safety during group runs, you participate at your own risk. Participants accept full responsibility for items stored at Bodyline Studio, and Bodyline Studio and GoodGym will not be held liable for any losses or damages.
Comments and questions
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If you have a question you would like to ask privately, you can email the GoodGym Ealing area activator, Kash, .