Vicky Hearson

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Moving furniture for Ms L (flexi) (wk1)
🗓Friday 11:00am

Ms L lives alone and cannot move anything herself. She would like to be able to move things around so her home is more accessible.

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Vicky Hearson
Vicky Hearson (she/her) signed up to a mission.

Fri 11th Apr at 11:00am

Moving furniture for Ms L (flexi) (wk1)

Ms L lives alone and cannot move anything herself. She would like to be able to move things around so her home is more accessible.

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Vicky Hearson
Vicky Hearson (she/her) went on a group run

Mon 7th Apr at 6:15pm

Composter syndrome

York Report written by James Tilburn

This week's group run marked the start of GoodGym's new Workout for Nature campaign in association with the WWF. Surprisingly, the campaign does not involve wearing lyrca underwear and pretending fight so we had to give that a miss this week. Instead it aims to get people to take part in physical activity to benefit local green spaces. With that in mind we made the short journey to West Bank Park to help turn their compost bins back into a usable resource.

When we arrived, a fleet of wheelbarrows was waiting, along with a selection of tools. We all initially paired off (not like that) and then split into two groups to attack the different compost bins around the park. A pleasing selection of tools was available enabling us to free-form various methods to break up the compost and get it into the barrows.

The waste compost was barrowed to a giant skip where Pete adopted the role of site foreman and marshaled tipping the waste so it would fill the skip safelt and evenly. Initial skip runs were literally runs but the weight of the compost was such that these soon slowed down to a more sensible pace. Team one kept things interesting and local chiropractors in business by pulling their loaded barrows up some steps. Team two played with a dog. Badly.

The task seemed to fly by, especially for me as for once I was leading and not doing it. We made a good dint in both the compost bins but there is plenty left to go at for next week.

After the task, we did an animal themed group exercise in the park which was honestly much simpler than everyone made it look. Wildlife box ticked we headed back to Priory Street to enjoy the novelty of a cool down in daylight.

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Ed Woollard
Vicky Hearson
Vicky Hearson (she/her) signed up to a group run.

Mon 7th Apr at 6:15pm

WWF x GoodGym York: Emptying the compost bins at West Bank Park Pt1

Help move material from the compost bin bays into a skip

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Ed Woollard

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