we watered and shovelled compost !

Last night, our team met in Willesden and ran to Clitterhouse Farm, ready to roll up our sleeves and get stuck into some serious garden work.

The biggest task of the evening was shifting a hefty pile of firewood—log after log, we worked as a team to move it all efficiently using bags and wheelbarrows to help.

Once the wood was sorted, we tackled the wild garden, removing thorns, weeds, and a particularly large patch of bindweed. It was satisfying work, and the space looked noticeably better by the end of the evening.

Rob handed out a number of other odd jobs including bending metal rods and tidying up rubbish .

Huge thanks to everyone who came along and made light work of a heavy job. Clitterhouse Farm is a special place, and it was great to contribute to keeping it thriving.

Hatrick of leafleting tonight!

we helped spread the word!

On Monday evening Goodgym Brent met in Willesden , ready to return to one of our favourite tasks , Clitterhouse Farm House . We warmed up with a short round of dynamic exercises , then set of for a 2.3km run . Josh led the group , with Samina keeping up the pace. Anne Marie and Hannah supported eachother along the way, and Pete and Tabitha dragged along at the back. It was a rollercoaster ride but we made it in one piece , with red faces to match our t shirts .

Anika was eagerly awaiting our arrival , and had a choice of tasks waiting: weeding , pruning rosemary, spreading woodchip, breaking down cuttings for compost and cleaning the greenhouse windows .

We split the tasks and got to it , shortly joined by Kat and Lee who got stuck in immediately

We worked away until we began to lose daylight , stopped for a photo then jogged or walked back

We ended with a drink in Beer & burger and some more chips ... the edible kind

great job everyone !

Camden Goodgym have organised the next London social , you can sign up here

https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/goodgym-celebration-in-tottenham-court-road

Lee, Amir and Tabitha made their way to Clitterhouse Farm house on a sun kissed Monday evening .

Four months ago we had turned the compost , on an evening that was anything but sunkissed ... we were soaked !
Check out the rain soaked task here[https://www.goodgym.org/reports/bucketing]

The compost was now ready for use , so we panned it like we were in the west coast gold rush of 1840s, and bagged up the beautiful brown treasure ready for re - use in the garden. Six whole bags of treasure !