Sunday 25th October 2020
Report written by Euclides Montes
5 hardy Goodgymmers battled the elements yesterday as they visited the Westbury Banks Nature Reserve for a very lively Sunday Service.
Ahead of the task, poor Charlie and Juan agreed to run ~10k with me. They were awesome and didn't even complain when someone got us lost, going up the wrong hill in deepest Crouch End. No matter, 11k were mostly enjoyed, I think.
At the Reserve, we were joined by Latoya and Nurjehan who showed up full of beans and didn't let the sudden downpour deter their good spirits.
We turned over the massive compost bin, we weeded the main path by the entrance, gave the pond a wheelbarrow's worth of rain water, and put up a lovely arch by the wooden steps. Not bad for an hour's work!
"The Westbury Banks Nature Reserve is a community lead project to transform derelict land into a nature reserve. All work on the site is on a voluntary basis and the management of the site is done free of charge! There are big plans to install a storage unit for the equipment, a mural, a log path with wood chipping, a pond for amphibious for wildlife and a grand insect hotel
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