Dave completed good deed # 600 with a playground litter pick with David

A discarded inhaler and a massive pile of spent balloons were the interesting finds of the day.

Val and I mixed up our multiple tasks - a Monday Motivation training session merged into the delivery of Borrow Bags and a beach clean.

The recent storms had brought in loads of plastic and fishing line. We collected as much as we could from the seaweed high tide mark.

We had time at the end of our multi-tasking for coffee & cake from Julia at the Diddy Van!

The playground itself was quite tidy but the perimeter fence was a different story.

Bottles, wrappers, tissues, all sorts had been caught up underneath.

But with a full bag binned it was looking a bit better!

Firstly, a warm welcome to Sam who joined us for his first GoodGym session. He showed great GG potential using skills to bend and reach bits of litter.

The North End Street Garden is showing signs of spring, with some daffodils starting to grow.

We managed to do a bit of weeding and plenty of litter picking. Top finds were a lego figure, one shoe & 2p!

Our only casualty was the gold litter picker, the repaired cord has snapped again, time for a visit to the Repair Cafe!

So many Goodgymers from Portsmouth and London heeded the call to show their appreciation of our squirrels by feeding them and cleaning up their green patch. !

The cute creatures were fast, fought off competition from pigeons and crows and dodged the raindrops to get to the food on offer. It was a lovely way to reconnect with nature.

We're pleased to say that there wasn't much rubbish in Bransbury Park this lunchtime. Saying that Dave and I did manage to fill about half a big bin bag of little litter pieces.