Kim Hopkinson


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Kim Hopkinson cheered by other people 25 times. 🤩

Monday 29th January

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Kim Hopkinson cheered by other people 25 times.

Kim is part of a crowd that's making a huge noise. Kim has been cheered by 25 people - that's a round of applause just on their own. We hope they keep it up.

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Kim Hopkinson led a GoodGym walking session, leading others to the task to get more good done 🥇

Thursday 14th December 2023

Walk Leader

Walk Leader

Kim Hopkinson led a GoodGym walking session, leading others to the task to get more good done

Kim became a walk leader. Kim led the way for others to get fit by doing good.

Olivia Waller
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Kim Hopkinson completed their first run in a new area. 🎉

Thursday 14th December 2023

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Scout

Kim Hopkinson completed their first run in a new area.

Curious? Kim has just run their first session in another area. For that explorative spirit Kim is awarded the scout badge. A Scout is trustworthy

Olivia Waller
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Kim Hopkinson completed 5 good deeds with GoodGym. 🥳

Thursday 14th December 2023

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High 5

Kim Hopkinson completed 5 good deeds with GoodGym.

Kim is a now a pretty committed GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the fifth time

Olivia Waller
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Kim Hopkinson went on a group run

Wed 13th Dec 2023 at 11:30am

Festive Thornhill Square with the Goodgym HQ team!

Islington Report written by Simon Fitzmaurice

On a brisk Wednesday morning, Islington Area Activator Simon caught up with many many familiar faces from the Goodgym HQ team (often from community missions, group runs or our annual Shindig visits) in Chancery Lane, ready for a special trip out of the office. Our plan for the day (as effortlessly scheduled by Chalomi) was to make our way over to Thornhill Square Gardens, a beautiful resident maintained green space between Caledonian Road and Islington. We set off in two separate groups- a walking crew directed by Chalomi and Kim, and a running team hosted by Simon. Our running squad enjoyed a slightly extended route (just under 5km), passing through Fetter Lane, Bell Yard (Dickensian pubs and churches), Jockey's Fields (and the surrounding lawyer's chambers), Lincoln's Inn Fields, The Post Office Museum and Barnard's Park, before arriving at our final location. We even passed a fellow Goodgymmer on route- Thank you to Martin from GG Luton for saying Hi!

We re-grouped by the communal gardening shed in the centre of Thornhill Square Gardens, and gathered up all of the tools required for a variety of tasks - wheelbarrows, rakes, spades, shovels, brushes, saws and loads of green waste bags. Our first objective was to shovel piles of wood chip into wheelbarrows, and then to transport and spread the load evenly across the many flower beds within the park. Group 2 helped out by picking up rakes, brushes and leaf collecting devices to gather up as much foliage as possible from the pathways surrounding the park. We were looking for the leaves of horse chestnut trees in particular, as leaf mining moth larvae tend to use these fallen leaves as a habitat throughout the Winter. These particular bugs are known damage trees, so we want to avoid this situation as best as possible, while keeping the park tidy! Finally, group 3 had great fun searching and picking up sticks, fallen branches and logs from around the gardens (especially after the strong winds last week). Together, they sawed down the wood to smaller bundles, ready to be used for dead hedging (lining flower beds and spots where bulbs are to be planted in the new year) or for protecting saplings around the green space.

Between all of the groups, we achieved a huge amount of progress within an hour of lifting, shifting, raking and sawing. We actually ran out of green waste bags at exactly the right time! Before dropping off all of our tools back in the shed, Chalomi, Ivo, Ed and Ged wheelbarrowed three large bags of collected leaves outside the house of one of our regular task coordinators at Thornhill Square Gardens, ready for a council pick up tomorrow morning.

Congratulations on an excellent morning of green space maintenence, everyone! Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all!

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David Mansfield

Thu 14th Dec 2023 at 1:07pm

Had to send a spy to keep an eye on you lot and make sure you were doing it properly! 🧐

Bristol runner

Thu 14th Dec 2023 at 9:55pm

Great run and task Simon, thanks so much :-)

Kim Hopkinson
Kim Hopkinson been cheered 10 times. 😎

Wednesday 16th August 2023

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Kim Hopkinson been cheered 10 times.

Goodgymers have noticed what Kim has done and have cheered them 10 times. We doff out caps to you Kim.

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Kim Hopkinson been to three different GoodGym areas. 🥇

Wednesday 16th August 2023

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Kim Hopkinson been to three different GoodGym areas.

A Tourist likes nothing better than exploring new areas and meeting new people, and that's what Kim has been doing. Kim has been to three different GoodGym areas now - nice!

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Kim Hopkinson went on a community mission

Tue 15th Aug 2023 at 11:30am

Tiny Forest Meadow Lane, Oxford, plays the generation game!

Oxford Report written by Paul Salman

This was my second visit to a Tiny Forest on my Tiny tour with Gus. It will be memorable for all the different generations, that visited the site on a beautiful summers day. We had warm temperatures and white billowing clouds as lots of families, visited the site over two sessions in the morning and the afternoon. One of the most popular citizen, science sessions was the ground, dwellers survey. Especially amongst the children . This consisted of finding one of the numbered concrete slabs within the forest, lifting it to reveal what Creepy Crawlies could be seen. The kids found it fun just trying to find the slabs within the dense shrub before identifying and uploading the organism seen. All this data will be used by Earthwatch to compile information that can be used for future planning. We also did a soil survey, looking at filtration and compaction of the soil. How does the tiny forest affect the soil over time? We will have to wait and see, but we need more data over time, so whenever you get an opportunity please visit. You can become a tree keeper and get regular updates on what’s happening at your local Tiny Forest.

Find out more on this link

https://earthwatch.org.uk/tiny-tour

Thanks to everyone who came along today and please come again, and bring the next generation to help look after the Tiny Forest Oxford.( and, 200 other locations!)

Thanks to the leaders & helpers from GoodGym and Earthwatch!

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Daniel Mermelstein

Thu 17th Aug 2023 at 6:56pm

Well done. What a great turnout!

Oxford runner

Tue 29th Aug 2023 at 12:35pm

I really enjoyed attending this mission as my first experience with GoodGym. I wasn't aware of the Tiny Forest in Oxford and it was great to hear about it and visit somewhere different in my community. It was also great motivation to get another run in that week and a lovely day to run along the river to Donnington Bridge. Thanks to Paul for organising and lovely to meet Gus!

Paul Salman

Tue 29th Aug 2023 at 6:12pm

Yes, me too. Lovely to see so many people getting involved. Thanks for your comments!

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