Today’s mission was to tackle the drawers of pots at the back of the tool shed, clearing and organising them to make the pots much easier to access. It was a surprisingly satisfying task, with one wheelbarrow ending up completely full of dust — a clear sign of a job well done!

Afterwards, we went to see the piglets, goats and the new calves, with plenty of animal appreciation and stroking. A productive and enjoyable session, combining a bit of farm organisation with some well-earned animal time.

Jam packed evening for goodgym Southwark - a sweaty 3km run from Old Spike to Old Alleynian in time to catch the solar eclipse.

Some novel methods to watch it were attempted including a holy hat and a pasta spoon.. Thank you to David for packing spare glasses so everyone could get a glimpse!

After the EXCITEMENT of the eclipse we helped Ian with trimming the pavement side hedge.

Then onwards for some well deserved ice creams at Oddono's and crispy cold pints at the Actress.

There was no running away from volunteering this week as three GoodGymers joined the Peckham Rye Junior parkrun core team. Armed with high-vis vests and barcode scanners, they marshalled the course, scanned the results, and helped keep another fantastic event on track for young runners and their families. 🏃⚡

Fancy getting a head start on your volunteering journey? Whether you're a seasoned marshal or a first-timer, there's a role with your name on it. Come along, lend a hand, and help keep junior parkrun running smoothly. No sprint required!

I help Mr A dispose of something from his flat.

Today James and I went to help recieeve and sort donations for GROAD. In total 3 people dropped in with donations whilst we were there. We also sorted through last week's donations and hung all the clothes up on a rail.

Clear path so that Mrs Y can get about her garden safely.