Max Donen


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Septembers charm - Goodym Ealing - Chatty social 3km run to Acton Junior Parkrun
šŸ—“Sunday 14th September 8:10am

šŸ“Ealing Broadway Station W5 2NU

Come with us for our next chatty 3km from Ealing Broadway to Acton Park

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Max Donen earned their community cape by completing their first community mission. šŸ„‡

Sunday 31st August

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Max Donen earned their community cape by completing their first community mission.

Max completed a community mission. Instead of watching TV or lying in bed, Max was out there making their community a better place to be. For making that choice they have earned the community cape.

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Max Donen signed up to a community mission.

Sun 14th Sep at 8:40am

September at Acton Junior parkrun 🦺 + Coffee ā˜•

Get children active and having fun on a Sunday morning

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Max Donen signed up to a training session.

Sun 14th Sep at 8:10am

Septembers charm - Goodym Ealing - Chatty social 3km run to Acton Junior Parkrun

Come with us for our next chatty 3km from Ealing Broadway to Acton Park

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Max Donen went on a community mission

Sun 31st Aug at 11:00am

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Sun 31st Aug at 11:01am

Just arrived, is anyone here?

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Max Donen signed up to a community mission.

Sun 31st Aug at 11:00am

Community gardening

Help promote allotment society.

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Max Donen has done their first good deed with GoodGym. šŸŽ‰

Sunday 3rd August

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Max Donen has done their first good deed with GoodGym.

Max is a now a fully fledged GoodGym runner. They've just run to do good for the first time. They are out there making amazing things happen and getting fit at the same time.

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Sun 3rd Aug at 1:36pm

Welcome to GoodGym, Max! I hope you had fun and that we'll see you at another session soon.

Max Donen

Thu 7th Aug at 9:03pm

Cheers! Was great meeting the gang! Great work, Kash, Gus, Stefan and Jules (and if I've left anyone out, apologies!)

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Max Donen went on a group run

Sat 2nd Aug at 1:00pm

Currying on with the harvest

Ealing Report written by Kash

Six eager GoodGymers were the reason why Joseph, the owner of Grape & Honey Farm, abandoned his 60 kg of freshly made damson jam and 80 litres of damson wine (ā€fermenting as we speakā€), to meet our team in Greeford and let us into the urban garden. Joseph is a good neighbour of the community site, now managed by Heston Lions, where vegetables are grown and donated to places like the foodbank in Acton. He showed us around and explained what needs to be done in August.

- Who has small fingers? - Joseph
- Me. - Kash
- Have you ever pollinated a dudhi? - Joseph

Joseph explained the difference between male and female flowers and how to pollinate them, then took us into the polytunnel to surprise us with an abundance of produce. He told us about how many vegetables an urban garden could produce in the summer, and that it was impossible to keep up with that amount if not attending to the harvesting task every day.

- This garden could feed a family of 80. Do you have a family of 80? If I lived here, I wouldn’t need to go to the shop to buy fresh food. I’d just put a chicken coop in here.
- Do you have chickens?
- I had a few hens and four cocks. But the cocks kept crowing in the morning, and I couldn’t sleep, so I curried three of them.
- Do you mean: carried them? Away?
- No. I've put them in a curry. Cooked.

Luckily, we didn’t have to deal with chasing and converting noisy cockerels into meals. The main task was to pick up excess courgettes, marrows, cucumbers, and tomatoes. Gus, feeling like a combine harvester today, after scouring for blackberries through thorny brambles at the earlier session, committed to that job. Sevan and Steph also stayed in the polytunnel - to weed the veg beds and tie the okra and tomato vines to stakes or even to a system of strings hanging from the metal arches - a network carefully designed by Sevan, who had learned that method at Western Road. Steph and Gus later joined the rest of the team outside.

The outdoor team, busied with weeding, consisted of Jules, Max, and Kash. It was yet another surprise comeback from Jules, who this time donned her red t-shirt. For Max, the urban garden afternoon session was his first GoodGym task. He had joined us for the team lunch at Horsenden earlier, and for a chatty walk through the woods to the afternoon task - the best way to get to know us!

One of the Heston Lions joined us that Saturday: Superna, who brought us water and snacks, then got busy harvesting and watering the plants. It was nice to see her again. We are hoping to see more Lions - and even more GoodGymers - at our next visit to the Greenford garden!

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