George Ttoouli

(he/him)
Barnet

Poet, climber, gardener, environmental campaigner, teacher, editor - not necessarily - but usually - in that order.


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Doing good since June 2024

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Pruning and general garden tidying for Mrs O (wk1)(flexi)
🗓Tomorrow 12:00pm

This would improve her overall wellbeing

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George Ttoouli (he/him) signed up to a mission.

Mon 4th Aug at 12:00pm

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George Ttoouli (he/him) signed up to a community mission.

Sun 10th Aug at 3:45pm

Counting butterflies anywhere any time!

It’s Citizen science indicating biodiversity.

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George Ttoouli (he/him) went on a group run

Tue 29th Jul at 6:45pm

GoodGym Barnet - Water way to have some fun!

Barnet Report written by Paul Salman

GoodGym Barnet: Buckets of Fun at Lyttelton!

You just can’t beat GoodGym in the summer – running in T-shirts and shorts, soaking up the evening warmth, and doing something good for the local community. This week, we took on a brand-new task: watering pollinator planters and fruit trees in Lyttelton Playing Fields – a leafy patch of green tucked into Hampstead Garden Suburb.

As always, we gathered outside the trusty Phoenix Cinema, where the pre-run chatter somehow turned to interesting relatives – the kind of chat that’s ripe for a bit of gentle teasing and a guaranteed follow-up during the task. Classic GoodGym: social fitness at its finest.

It was a short jog downhill through quiet streets – just over 2km – with the summer air feeling fresh and just right. This week was extra special as we welcomed back Phil, returning from a long hiatus due to a back injury. We kept the pace relaxed and let him guide the warm-up. No pressure, no race – just people moving together and supporting each other.

At Lyttelton Playing Fields, we were met by Stephen from the local Friends group, who gave us the lowdown on the ongoing community projects in the area. Our task? Give the planters of pollinator-friendly flowers and young fruit trees a solid soaking.

Armed with a very long yellow hose and a battalion of buckets, we set to work. Of course, the hosepipe couldn’t quite reach every corner, so teamwork came into play – some walked, some ran with buckets (some impressively carried two!), while others filled and ferried water back and forth. There was a steady rhythm to it: fill, carry, water, swap. And before long, the trees and planters were all looking perkier.

After wrapping up, most of us jogged back up to the Phoenix for a gentle warm-down – and a well-earned drink at the local pub.

Thanks to everyone who came along, helped out, and made it such a warm and welcoming evening. Check out next week’s run – you can join us at the Phoenix or meet us at the task. See you there for more running and more doing good!

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Daniel Mermelstein

Wed 30th Jul at 11:40pm

It was a great evening in the sun. Thank you all!

Steven Rowe

Thu 31st Jul at 9:53pm

It was indeed a great evening and wonderful to meet Paul and the team!

George Ttoouli
George Ttoouli (he/him) signed up to a group run.

Tue 29th Jul at 6:45pm

Urgent watering required at green space

Improve the environment local community connections

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George Ttoouli (he/him) went on a group run

Tue 22nd Jul at 6:45pm

Puplicising the Pick of the Litter

Barnet Report written by George Ttoouli (he/him)

The Phoenix was swarming with film-goers eager for the world premiere of a new documentary about dogs, Dog$piracy. Given the threatening clouds, the cinema seemed like a great place to be, but, never to be put off, our three indomitable Goodgymmers had a mission!

We set off for Coldfall Wood - and into a cold downpour - jogging our way through backstreets. At an opportune clearing in the woods, we stopped for a bit of stretching and, by the time we were back out on Muswell Hill Playing Fields, the rain had cleared up. Crossing the fields, we spied Simone, who met us at the site, and Linda from the Friends of Cold Fall Woods, chatting away around trusty - ploggers and sacks. Great to Simone her back after a hiatus!

After a quick intro, we fanned out across the north field, clearing rubbish and catching up. Beattie got stuck into the brambles, where a few people were out gathering berries. Rachel and the others skirted the perimeter, clearing dog poo bags tossed into the undergrowth because the bin was buried in brambles and nettles. Not a job for us, fortunately - Linda reported that, and a pile of fly-tipping by the gate to the flats north of the fields.

And then, with our work done, we piled the rubbish sacks ready for collection, waved a cheery goodbye to Simone and jogged our way back to the Phoenix. The cinema-goers had only just gone in for the screening by then, so we snuck a quick refreshment in to celebrate a job well done, before trekking home.

Hope to see people next week when we've been asked to help with an emergency watering job for the new planters at Lyttleton Playing Fields.

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George Ttoouli (he/him) signed up to a group run.

Tue 19th Aug at 6:45pm

Gardening at community Gardens (Northway)

Maintaining this beautiful open space for the local community

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