A super turn out tonight that proved the theory that many hands do indeed make light work.

The task was to tidy and clear a church garden that needed some love. There was cut grass to rake and bag, trees to trim, weeds to clear and litter to pick up.

A lap around the waterfront and along the canal proves the perfect way get that blood pumping and the gang ready for action.

And true to form, lovely GoodGymers of Ipswich showed they are far from scared of getting stuck in.

Great to see Christina for the first time (hi and thank you! ) and some lovely familiar faces. Natasha set the pace and led the charge along the canal whilst Lucy brought her usual spirit and smile. Clara was formidable with the clippers whilst Natasha was keen to learn more about the wood chipper!

In less than an hour the garden was transformed - safer and cleaner- and cake was eaten. An extra special treat for Natalie who got a sneaky peek up the church tower - all six ladders up. Vertigo central!

Thanks everyone for your time and energy.

One GoodGymer made her way to Holy Trinity Church to help with clearing out. There was a lot to do in helping to de-clutter and shed years of accumulated items and objects.

Having watched 'Sort Your Life Out' on tv the night before in preparation, this GGer channeled her inner Stacey Solomon and went in with a minimal mindset.

From children's toys, craft activities to kitchen equipmen and moret, it all went through a rigorous process: three piles were created in the church hall to Keep, Sell and Donate / Recycle back into the local community. Reverend Susan Allison was on hand to keep everyone on track, encourage, offer up tea and cake and ensure only what was needed was kept.

There is more to do so GoodGym will be back!