Pulp Fiction? We nailed it
18 Goodgymers helped their local community in Bristol
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Tuesday 7th December 2021
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A visit to Emmaus through the tailwinds of Storm Barra was on the books for Bristol GoodGym.
Xanne greeted us and after a quiz described the tasks - sorting rubbish books from saleable (recycling to pulp), sorting good tools and fixings from rusty/surplus (recycling to the metal skip) and sorting vintage/saleable racquets from rubbish (no recycling available yet!).
As ever with Emmaus there were many top finds although the flamingo may have grabbed it this time, and much headgear was found for the final photo before heading back to workout ti experience Vaguely Northern Darren's Liverpool goal declaration/celebration, startling everyone in the bar.
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