A productive morning at the Berry Maze digging deep holes to put new posts in, post bashing to get the posts in (followed up by the afternoon session with Phill), cutting the grass and cutting back growth to make a path. The sunshine stayed for the rest of Saturday, I hope you all had a nice weekend!

A select bunch (technical term) of GoodGymmers gathered in the still quite dark evening to take up litter pickers and deliver Bristol from rubbish. Well, a bit of Bristol, anyway!

Somehow, Richard was not only able to move after his 45-mile Green Man ultra (he came 23rd, did he mention that?) he was able to actually run - HOW? In honour of this achievement, there was an additional task to get a photo with a green man, whilst separating recycling from litter and therefore being a green team.

Bumping into Marky in Redcliffe will hopefully lead to a task request to get back and help their gardening efforts - being seen is top advertising!

There were lots of other running groups about, but no others were armed with pickers, doing good whilst getting fit :-)

A mild November night greeted the assembled masses of GoodGym Bristol with lots of chatting before heading off to the (soon to be lovely) Brunswick Cemetery by the "long route".

We split into Leaf-ers and Grass-ers and set about trying to find the spiral that’s so clear on Google Maps. Most of us played safe starting at the top where some of the path was visible but Richard B went rogue with a trowel to start in the middle and Steve ambitiously started at the bottom with a plan to join up. Which we will, in about four sessions time!

Everything was totally under control all evening, except for the two lovely people who wanted to know more about GoodGym whilst we were welcoming the session and newbie Peter, the task not happening, the litter pickers not being there and Maria arriving as the walkers were leaving.

For all that, we had a lovely time with Vaguely Northern Darren leading the runners to West Street, the group then making our way to South Street Park, exploring and tidying the playground, Bark Park, bug hotel and finding the Conker Animals. A mini fitness session later, we were on our way back to Queen Square to celebrate Caz's 100th good deed with our totally normal centurion outfit, unicorn lance and shield to trot around the circle and high five everyone else who were eating her lovely flapjack.

Off to Bambalan for GoodGym Eats with new friends and lots of fabulous chat - turned out nice again!