50 Month Streak
Mon 28th Jul at 6:45pm
Lewisham Report written by Kim
Was it the potential to see trains, was it that everyone liked the sound of moving compost, was it the fact we haven't been to that task for ages? Whatever everyone's reasons, it was wonderful to have such a big group.
I left the group at Glass Mill to jump on the bus and we all reconvened at Crofton Park Railway Garden including those that were meeting us there. It was perfect timing!
We managed to fit lots of tasks for everyone to get stuck into including moving the shed which I think had been on their to do list for quite a while. Well done!
We also sorted the compost pile, swept the woodchippings back to where they belong, litter picked and watered the plants!! A lot of tasks done in 45min.
Great work team for getting stuck in and getting the tasks done.
Mon 28th Jul at 6:45pm
Sat 28th Jun at 10:00am
Lewisham Report written by Dan
A group of a dozen or so comprised of local volunteers, children and a couple of good-gymers ferrying water up and down a parched hedgrow with buckets and watering cans.
We only had enough water in the container for half the thirsty sapling which had been struggling in the dry weather, but managed to water them all with the use of a piece of string, a metal bucket and the Ravensbourne.
300 shrubs later and with tired arms the hedge will have a chance to get through another few days of hot weather, and I suspect we will be back soon.
Lovely day for it. Good fun. Apologies I’m great at remembering to take photos!
Sat 28th Jun at 10:00am
Save recently planted saplings from dying due to drought
Read moreMon 5th May at 6:45pm
Lewisham Report written by Kim
The best way to round off a bank holiday is to do some good in the sunshine. It might've been a bit windy but after a day of all weathers, it was great to see a bit of sunshine! Welcome to Holly joining us for her first group run, hope you had a great time!
It was a short run this evening to Luxmore Garden and it was our first visit of the year so guess what...lot's of alkinet to remove. There was also bindweed and nettles and some litter to clear.
The final task of the evening was to pile all the weeds onto the compost pile.
Marta should definitely now hold some sort of record for the longest in tact alkinet root ever pulled up at a GG group run!!
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