Goodgym Barnet creates a buzz with its Pollination Expedition

5 Goodgymers helped their local community in Barnet
Antonio
Moya Malekin
Paul Salman
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Barnet

Tuesday 27th February

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Antonio
Antonio

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Moya Malekin
Moya Malekin

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Paul Salman
Paul Salman

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Report written by Paul Salman

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Ah, the saga of our noble band of runners embarking on a quest to save the world, one pollen particle at a time! Picture this: a chilly February day, the kind that makes you question your life choices but also secretly relish the adventure ahead. Our rendezvous point? The illustrious Phoenix, where the warmth of camaraderie battles the frost of impending exertion.

Enter Antonio, our fearless leader, whose mission briefing rivaled the plot twists of a blockbuster movie. Our objective? To rescue neglected patches of earth for the noble cause of pollination, with Finchley as our battlefield.

But hold your horses, folks! Before we charge into battle, let's pause to celebrate Niki ,our very own superheroine, who reached the elusive milestone of 100 GoodGym missions. Cue the confetti cannons and the standing ovation!

And so, off we trotted, a motley crew of eco-warriors disguised as joggers, threading through silent streets and secret footpaths like urban ninjas on a green mission. Our guide? None other than Caroline from Green Gym, the Yoda of local flora, leading us through the wilderness of Ivy and detritus.

But wait, who's this unexpected fan lurking in the shadows of suburbia? A local hero emerges, offering thanks for our valiant efforts. Cue the dramatic music and slow-motion high-fives!

And let's not forget our loyal companion, Gus, the furball mascot whose main contribution involved stealing hearts with his adorable antics. Sometimes, a cute face is all you need to win hearts and minds.

With the battlefield cleared and victory in sight, we retraced our steps to the Phoenix Cinema, our sanctum of sweat and salvation, where exercise and altruism collided in a glorious finale.

So there you have it, dear reader: a tale of laughter, lactic acid, and the triumph of community spirit over suburban apathy. Until the next adventure calls, keep running, keep laughing, and never underestimate the power of a good deed.



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Antonio
Antonio (he/him)

Tue 27th Feb at 10:04pm

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Antonio
Antonio (he/him)

Tue 27th Feb at 10:04pm

One of my favourite reports, this one. Very witty. Great run!

Moya Malekin
Moya Malekin (she/her)

Wed 28th Feb at 9:30am

Ha ha, love this report :) And Caroline really needs to use 'the yoda of local flora' on her signature.

Jack Da Silva

Thu 29th Feb at 10:21am

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Jack Da Silva

Thu 29th Feb at 10:24am

Congrats on 100 Niki, brilliant achievement!

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