Peter Edwards

Nottingham

Task Force Member Love running - not bad for an old 'un!


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Doing good since August 2018

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Helping out at Walter Halls School!
🗓Wednesday 16th July 6:30pm

📍Walter Halls School NG3 5HS

Improving the children's school experience

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Peter Edwards signed up to a community mission.

Wed 16th Jul at 6:30pm

Helping out at Walter Halls School!

Improving the children's school experience

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Sarah
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Peter Edwards went on a community mission

Wed 9th Jul at 6:30pm

GoodGym (Wood)Chips In!

Nottingham Report written by Nottingham runner

We were back at Windmill Community Gardens again this week for another session.

The already expansive Gardens have grown again with the adoption of a new, wildly overgrown plot, and our host Lucy gave us a tour to start things off.

There were a few jobs to do in anticipation of their Art in the Garden event this weekend (pop along if you can!) so we quickly split up into a few groups to get as much as we could done in the time we had.

Peter started off clearing some rubbish left over from the shed removal, including a particularly foul-smelling bucket (kudos for your strong stomach, my friend!). Once that was up in the skip, he joined Leah, Nigel and brand-new GoodGymers Khiltee and Dina (Welcome!) in clearing weeds and overgrown foliage from the new children's area. Hazards included ants and other bugs and some particularly prickly bushes with very deep roots.

Rosemarie and Dayna had arguably the toughest task of lugging woodchip from the pile at the entrance right the way down to the bottom of the gardens to cover the pathways that had rotted down or become overgrown. Nigel and Khiltee also grabbed some buckets to cover the floor of the teepee and the old shed foundations.

We ended the session munching on some delicious, freshly-picked fruit!

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Sarah

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