Rain't no stopping us

13 Goodgymers helped their local community in Lambeth
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Dawn Gibson
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Nicky Woodall
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Jessie Adams
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Lambeth

Wednesday 19th August 2020

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After a day of downpours, 13 excellent GoodGymmers braved the outdoors for a gardening session at Myatts. Just as the forecast had predicted, the rain slowed to a drizzle and there were moments when it wasn't raining at all. Win!

We were greeted by Tony and Taye who provided a very thorough health and safety briefing before giving us some equipment and basic instructions about what is and isn't a weed. We got down to work, weeding two areas near the bandstand. There were a few further discussions on distinguishing weeds and non-weeds until someone spotted some bindweed and we could all agree that that's definitely a pesky weed.

An hour flew by and Tony and Taye were thrilled with the progress we'd made. We'll be back for more next week so do sign up and we'll see you there!


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Myatt's Fields Park
Voted one of the 10 best parks in Britain!

Myatt’s Fields Park is run by a charity called Myatt’s Fields Park Project (MFPP) in partnership with Lambeth Council. Their mission is to grow a green and healthy neighbourhood by providing a beautiful environment, along with events, food, wellbeing, education and enterprise projects that meet the needs of the diverse area. They see the park as a true community hub, welcoming people of all ages and backgrounds.

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Mark Gilyead
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Thu 20th Aug 2020 at 9:24am

Woo! Nice one everyone :) I can't believe you all turned up in the rain - very impressed. 😏

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