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Jason Thorne

Jason Thorne


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Bristol

GoodGym Bristol is going to Ashton Court parkrun
🗓Saturday 8:45am

📍Ashton Court Estate BS41 9JN

A great start to the weekend

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Jason Thorne signed up to a race.

Sat 1st Nov at 8:45am

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Jason Thorne signed up to a group run.

Tue 28th Oct at 6:20pm

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Jason Thorne went on a group run

Tue 21st Oct at 6:20pm

All over the floor with Premature Evacuation

Bristol Report written by Melanie Young (she/her)

Melanie was BACK, armed with a crutch and with Redcliffe Nursery School but a stone's throw from our meet-up point.

The runners took in a bridge on their route whilst the walkers (and hobbler) headed straight to the Nursery School, all arriving together in a way we probably won't ever replicate.

Laura let us in - she'd snuck out of the governors' meeting, and we were let loose on the playground with oodles of leaves to sweep up and sand to refill the sandpit - much sweeping, shovelling and bag emptying/filling as appropriate. It was a top evening for teamwork with bag holders, sweepers and scoopers working together, except for Dave's habit of premature evacuation of his scoop before the bag holder was ready, so some leaves got to be scooped twice (or more).

The leaves get everywhere, so up on the climbing frame it was for Richard G, Vaguely Northern Darren made the leaf blower power lead stretch much further than anyone thought possible (and blowing somewhat aggressively). Matt moved the sand almost single-handedly until it was considered the dumpy sack was light enough to be lifted/dragged by some helpers, who made it look easy.

The rest of us scampered (hobbled) around as the leafage on the ground diminished and the pile of black bags grew - someone's going to be making a LOT of leaf mulch, which bodes well for the school's garden.

And there were still LOADS of leaves on the trees, so hopefully we get to do all this again in another month or so!

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