Clear it, Pick it, Barrow it, Shovel it. Harder Better Faster Stronger!
19 Goodgymers helped their local community in Sheffield
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Monday 24th February 2020
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Report written by Sam Needham
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First of all, we welcomed newcomer David, and then...
Congratulated Chris on reaching his 50th good deed. He's been coming to GoodGym whenever he can for about 2 years, and as he says, "It's not about getting the T-shirts!" ...and he's quite right. Helping the community, along with the social aspect of enjoying like minded people's company is definitely where it's at!
A group run led by me wouldn't be complete without sprints, intervals & hill reps - and that's just what we did to and from the task - turning it into a decent session in the process.
We met Magnificent Martin from Regather at Lynwood Gardens, whereupon we divided into groups and set about spreading mulch on the squelchy paths, clearing ivy from around an area of willow tree saplings & litter picking the area.
We then headed back to base via hill reps & a long sprint up The Moor.
Happy running!
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A 'pocket forest' of mature woodland and glades situated in Broomhall virtually untouched for over 150 years.
Lynwood Gardens is a 'pocket forest' of mature woodland and glades situated in Broomhall virtually untouched for over 150 years. The site is located behind the Francis Newton pub and dates back to the 1820s as a rare example of the surviving house and garden of the wealthy Victorian cutlery manufacturer Francis Newton. Lynwood Gardens is home to Sheffield Woodland Kindergarten, Sheffield’s only fully outdoor childcare provision. Regather Co-Op is agreeing a long lease for Lynwood Gardens with Sheffield City Council to secure the long term future and sustainability of the site.
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Helping to monitor & maintain fish passes in the River Don
