The sun came out to greet the GoodGymers as we met at the fittingly named Assembly by the Woolwich riverside. Seven of us picked up our Sunday task to clean up a section of the Thames Path.

A very warm welcome to Vicky who is a regular clean-up champion for the area, joining the Greenwich gang for the first time, and even ran back to get us more litter picks and bin bags.

As we made our way down the Thames Path, no piece of rubbish could escape our youngest member Arthur's keen eye, as he scooted up and down the path while the rest of us tried to keep up!

Sweeping our way to a little clearing which the tide finds a convenient dumping ground, our very own GoodGym Barbie Ceci found a litter Barbie too, on her second Good Deed for the day. After making a good dent in the neverending mountain of litter, we retired to the cosy Woolwich Works for coffee, muffins and a natter.

Mission accomplished, with a pledge to do more, reminding ourselves that every little counts!

Great work everyone and see you at the next task!

On Wednesday we're at Dee's Childcare to put up Christmas lights and next Sunday we're back at Mycenae for some gardening and coffee 😁

A Greenwich Maritime start for tonight's group run meant another chance to see the fab light show on a chilly November evening. 10 GoodGym-ers then made their way to St Richard's Church in Charlton.

We had a great selection of tasks, including outdoor weeding, plus cleaning upstairs with some vacuuming, mopping and dusting. Others in the group grabbed some tools and got on with some maintenance jobs fixing door handles and push plates. Contrary to popular belief we CAN handle the screws...

Tasks complete, everything turned out Hunky - Doory as we ended our mission with tea and cake to celebrate Jenny's whopping 500th good deed!

Welcome back to Aman for his second task with us- great to have you in the team!

Great work all & catch up soon 😃

Next week we're putting up Christmas decorations at Dee's Childcare!

A rather spectacular light show greeted 6 GoodGym-ers at our meeting point at The Royal Naval College in Greenwich for tonight's task. The subject of the show was, ironically, time, which was something we didn't have to spare in order to find out more about the display.

So, onwards and upwards we pushed, through the swathes of autumn leaves, to the top of the Maze Hill area, where our task started, distributing leaflets advertising the Blackheath Age Exchange Christmas Fayre to the houses on several roads. Cue letterbox relays and lots of discussion over the huge range of buildings en route, in which the occupants are now hopefully discussing what a great event the Fayre will be...! 

Mission accomplished, time had once again caught up with us and called for a group photo before going our separate ways.

Welcome Magdalena and Aman on your first group run & task! Hope to see you again soon!

Our task next week is at the St Richard's church, sign up here: https://www.goodgym.org/v3/sessions/helping-at-st-richard-s-centre

Have a great week all!