Becky

Becky

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Becky (She/her) went on a group run

Wed 15th Oct at 5:45pm

Preparing for Functional Fauna

Oxford Report written by Bethan Greenaway

This evening we returned to the Warneford Hospital site to do some more work on their anniversary garden installation.

More compost was poured into the huge metal planters, more gambions were filled with stones and pinecones (pretty sure we could all have a crack at dry stone walling now!) and we were able to congratulate Anwen, Fred and Andy on their cracking performances at the Oxford Half Marathon!

Working quickly to race the sunset and dying light (said in my best Michael Sheen voice) we achieved a brilliant amount. Can't wait to see the finished result!

A few of us then went for a run, where I inflicted an intervals session on the group, SORRY!!!!

Until next week......... xoxo

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Becky (She/her) signed up to a group run.

Wed 15th Oct at 5:45pm

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Becky (She/her) went on a group run

Wed 8th Oct at 6:00pm

Between a rock and a hard place

Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway

Warneford Hospital is creating a new garden on the front lawn to mark the 200th anniversary of the site next year. It's a big undertaking, with an avenue of trees, and a series of huge planters made from curved corrugated steel sheets for the different wards to take ownership of.

Last night we were filling the gabion baskets which surround the planters for the trees. They were filled with a combination of recycled rubble and pine cones from the mature trees around the lawn. It was quite a creative process! We also shifted twenty large pallets into the bottoms of the 7 huge raised bed planters, and started filling them with a combination of woodchip and top soil. It was a race against the sunset, but we made good progress.

We'll be back next week for more of the same!

Thank you Vicky for the report title.

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Joe Montague
Joe Montague (He/him)

Fri 10th Oct at 7:54am

Lovely task, photos and task. Looking forward to more of the same next week.

Joe Montague
Joe Montague (He/him)

Fri 10th Oct at 7:55am

Oops...task, photos and report...

Becky
Becky (She/her) went to a social

Tue 30th Sep at 7:00pm

Of course we won!

Oxford Report written by Emma

After a summer hiatus we were back to quizzing at the old favourite, The Rickety Press. 6 of us tackled celebrity autographs, hidden connections, a worrying number of Geography questions, and the inevitable music round. There was only half a point between us and one other team right from the beginning, but we managed to pip them to the post.

As mentioned before, I am stepping back from organising these quizzes now, so anyone else who wants a go - feel free!

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Becky (She/her) signed up to a group run.

Wed 8th Oct at 6:00pm

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Becky (She/her) went on a group run

Wed 24th Sep at 6:00pm

Hi hoe, hi hoe

Oxford Report written by Anwen Greenaway

In a race against the sunset we headed to Aston's Eyot for a last evening scything session of the year.

The Friends of Aston's Eyot are creating a new meadow area, so the task this evening was to continue to prepare the area for wild flower seeds. We scythed and raked nettles from the perimeter, bashed in 3 fence posts (it needs fencing so the deer don't eat everything), hoed away unwanted seedlings which were popping up, and collected up a vast amount of broken glass. Aston's Eyot used to be a rubbish dump, so there is a huge amount of Victorian glass just below the surface.

Well done on reaching 50 Good Deeds Laura!

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