Three Goodgymer's meet at Bishop Aldhelms School .We where meet by Neil who is the site manager ,who showed us round to the Reflection Garden which we had to help clear as it has become over grown i told Neil one of the first Tasks at the school was to help install the garden so we have come a full circle. We set to work clearing the weeds and the plants that where no good then clearing out the raised beds, in the time we had we got a lot done.We shall be back next week to finish it.

three Goodgymmers, Roger, Lea and Keith, turned up at St Aldhelm's church to attack the Spanish invasion.... of bluebells! Digging deep to get to the bulbs was no easy feat. Yikes, our arms today! David, the gardener was very happy with our work and hopes to see us back for more attacking of the Spanish bluebells, beautiful though they are, they are incredibly invasive!

Eight members meet at the Care Home for the monthly quiz which they enjoy.This month Lea was the quiz master with the rest of us splitting up to make three teams.The first round was what is the name of groups of animals with one question being what is a group of Hedgehogs ans being Prickle. Then we had four general knowledge rounds of various topics.Out of 42 two teams got 27.5 but the winners got 30.5 so it was very close Until next time

Four Goodgymmers, Adam ( on his first good deed!), Daryl, Keith and Lea, went to the Tree House in Hurn, the head office for Diverse Abilities. Nice jobs… indeed! Keith was happily lopping away the seed pods high in the palm trees, glad he had brought his extending loppers from home! Daryl and Adam were thinning out a too densely packed bed with mainly lovely smelling mint. Lea attacked the buddleia with a vengeance. Buddleia grows fiercely so needs to be cut back fiercely. Clearing up all the cuttings and weeds were jobs that Lea, Daryl and Adam got stuck in. But… heaven of heavens the best job of all: digging out the invasive irises in the pond. Yeeesss, MUD HEAVEN for Lea! Adam was definitely earning his Goodgym first deed: digging, pulling, heaving mud, together with Lea, all under the watchful eyes of Daryl and Keith. When Lea put a bucket of mud down a bit too hard, Daryl wasn’t so happy anymore… oops, sorry Daryl. Lea, covered in mud, was as happy as a mud loving hippo. Nick from Diverse Abilities was amazed at how much we got done and very grateful for all our hard work. Thanks very much everyone.

Three Goodgymers meet a the foot of Durley Chine to do a litter pick as this area after a nice weekend is always bad.We found the usual bottles and plastic classes but to my amazement i found a house brick on the beach .We soon had three bags full so we put them in the bin and said our good byes and headed home.

It was nice to meet Kieran for the first time we do hope you enjoyed it and had fun we would love to see you again.Three Goodgymers meet at Bournemouth Pier on a lovely sunny Saturday morning to Marshall March for Men which is raising the awareness of Prostate Cancer in Men which is very close to my heart .We where given Marshall post 5 which happened to be the 10k turn round spot ,so we headed to the post once there set up and waited for the first runners to come along so we could practice with the cow bells yes we where given cow bells to ring which is great fun once the runners and walkers started to arrive they soon all came through within 45 minutes which is very good.Thank you once again to Janet and Kieran for giving up there Saturday morning and making it possible and having fun.