Clanfield Junior School needed a green fingered volunteer to help plant a few trees that had been obtained from the Woodland Trust.

65 whips, tree guards and supporting canes later and the copse was complete. Here hoping they settle in nicely and we haven't left it too late in the season.

A recent refurbishment of the play area at Eastoke on Hayling Island had a surplus of soil. Six bulk bags to be precise, which is about 5 tonnes if you must know (thanks for askin). With the help of a hired tipper and a group of volunteers for the grow it, cook it, eat it project we managed to get the soil piled up at stockheath lane allotment. The volunteers saw to it that one of the loads was spread at the plot. The rest is a deed for another day.

Probably still too soon to talk about the truck getting stuck for a period of time (stress levels up to eleven). Needless to say, with the help of the volunteers giving on collective push the truck was freed and I could stop panicking. Thanks for that one guys, you truly saved my bacon.

Having previously turned over the soil at the plot at Stockheath Lane in Havant. Today was the day to start building a frame to mark out smaller beds for easier crop management. I got halfway through then the weather turned. But never fear, I shall return and the grow it, cook it, eat it community project will have spuds a plenty in no time

Four keen goodgymmers joined baffins pond association for their monthly litter pick on a sunny spring morning. A big GG welcome to Joe for his first good deed with goodgym. Lovely to meet you!

As usual at baffins there was copious cigarette butts to pick up around the pond and the squirrels were wild and the gave Joe a friendly 'hitchcock'-esque welcome to the woods.

We met Yvonne and Jane and headed into stag woods and found a treasure trove of litter as well as a rogue lonely boot on the way. After picking up all the cans and bottles and Joe scaling a tree to get some destroyed tarpaulin we headed back to the BPA to hand in our haul.