Area Activator at GoodGym Greenwich. I love community and getting to know all the great initiatives and people that make it what it is!
0 Month Streak
54 Month Streak
Bexley
📍The Community Hospice SE2 0GB
Helping to transform the grounds
Sat 19th Jul at 11:00am
Wed 11th Jun at 6:45pm
Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
This evening we gathered at Charlton House (Khai unexpectedly starring in a wedding photo shoot) and shared which gameshows, past and present we'd like to go on. We also did some balance and core exercises - remember to stand on one leg while you brush your teeth, guys - suck your tummy in and squeeze your bum = strengthen your core for the Big Half!
Today we were celebrating Marta reaching the 900 good deeds milestone! 😇😇 She's hoping to get to 1,000 by next march and then she gets a new t-shirt with a sun on it because she will have then been deemed to have reached godly status (I for one think she's already there but the Tshirt will prove it!)
A lovely evening for a lovely task and after a short run and meeting Robert, Annie, Bobbie and Ivar (email not ipad) at the task, Annie got ten of us got to work watering, weeding, planting some fox gloves and sewing some seeds. We got loads done tonight and it makes such difference!
Bobby gave Annie a hand back with the wheelbarrow on the rest of us trundled off back to Charlton House and during a quick stretch we discussed upcoming tasks: we've got the Community Hospice (celebrating Johnny's 500th good deed) and Hervey Road again on Saturday; next week we're back at Brooklands on Wednesday and the following week we've got helping at Horn Fair PARKSfest .
Until next time :)
Rachel
Sun 27th Jul at 10:15am
Sat 7th Jun at 10:00am
Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
Yesterday morning Rachel and Arthur arrived early to get everything set up for Roots4Life's Have a Grow day. This involved local people joining the roots for Life team to help out with some weeding at the allotment, would chipping down the path, painting signs for the beds, picking strawberries and making seed bombs (although that bit was just for us!)
When Khai arrived we were getting started with shovelling woodchip into the wheelbarrows and together we filled 6 lots to cover the path by the allotment - excellent team work and we stopped for a nice cuppa to give our backs a break.
It was a lovely morning and thankfully the rain held off right til the end!
Our monthly sessions are moving to the 3rd Saturday from now on. We're back at Hervey Road on Wednesday and saturday this week.
Until next time!
Rachel
Sun 22nd Jun at 8:00am
Sun 1st Jun at 11:00am
Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
Yesterday morning, 8 of us gathered at Mycenae Gardens to dig up weeds, lop the low hanging trees and gather a giant bag of pine cones which will be given to some local schools. Well, those that Arthur didn't manage to scurry away in his pockets.
The gardens have recently received a grant to plant up the areas we've been weeding and they are gradually looking more tended and we'll be doing some more planting in the Autumn.
After an hour, we enjoyed a lovely bit of cake and headed off to the pleasance for a coffee.
On Wednesday we're back at St Richards.
Until next time!
Rachel
Sat 14th Jun at 11:00am
Sun 25th May at 10:15am
Greenwich Report written by Rachel Henry
This morning 10 of us gathered, with four mini litter pickers in tow, to join the Friends of Woolwich Common for their monthly litter pick. Such is the GoodGym community that several of us bumped into each other in Charlton Park - on that note, special welcome back to Ibrahim on your third task in a week! Seems like someone's got the GoodGym bug!
After gathering all the necessary equipment, we all headed off to different parts of the common, filling lots of bags of rubbish and a couple of dumped chairs and lots of chats along the way. Thanks to Robyn for sharing her snacks at the end! And to Ashton for pumping up my running buggy tyres. No excuse now!
On Wednesday we're back at Brooklands School for more soil shifting.
Until next time 😊
Rachel
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