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Wed 20th Nov at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Louise Tyrell
9 Goodgymers and 1 head of the PTA made their way to all saints school for a round of hole digging for the planting of trees by the children, bin emptying followed by the collection of nearly 2 hippo bags full of leaves!
It didn’t go unnoticed that it was the first task Louise has lead where it didn’t rain! which has clearly now jinxed the coming tasks
A play on the scooters found in the bike storage ensured that we were entertained and warmed up nicely before we all made our way home to warm up frozen toes and noses!
Wed 20th Nov at 9:15pm
Excellent work team! The PTA and gardening club are really grateful ☺️
Wed 20th Nov at 7:00pm
Wed 6th Nov at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
4 of us were walking to the task this evening so we parked in the (very dark) Butterfly Trail car park and walked through the creepy thicket to Burchetts green school to meet the others and clear leaves from the playground. We created huge piles (of leaves) and posted them over the fence, leaving the playground looking spick and span. After a very nifty fitness session we made our way home.
Wed 6th Nov at 7:00pm
Wed 23rd Oct at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Jess Smith
The team assembled on site, with a small group having walked together and everyone else making their own way.
We were met by Jon who showed us the stacks of bulbs for planting and instructed us to fill the areas with as many bulbs as possible and then with any left put them in the flowerbeds in the playground.
Everyone armed themselves with tools and bulbs and got to work making a whole lot of holes and bedding the bulbs in!
Although all our work was hidden below ground we hope we will be able to see the fruits of our labour in the spring!
Wed 23rd Oct at 10:03pm
Hi Jess, sorry to reach out here not sure how to respond to your email as the email id i get your emails from says no-reply. Anyways thanks for getting in touch. I was outside the community centre today at 6:45 and mentioned in the meetup group that I was there, but I didn’t hear back, so I left after waiting for about 10 minutes. I did manage to get inside the community centre, but they told me the group had already left. Where do you normally meet up?
Wed 23rd Oct at 7:00pm
Brighten the playground for the pupils and staff of the school
Read moreWed 16th Oct at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Windsor and Maidenhead runner
Last night, Sophie and Anne Laure met at the community centre and set off for the 1.2km run to the task location whilst Jess and Jen were already en route walking. The other Goodgymmers all met at the task location of All Saints Church who mostly ran, walked or cycled to get there and we were greeted by Jo who was one of the Church volunteers and directed us on what we needed to do.
Our job was to remove ivy and bindweed from the fencings along the A4. There was a LOT and we spent an hour making it look a lot better and removing multiple bags worth into the church grounds which will be disposed of at the tip in the coming weeks. We also swept and raked to make the pavement look at clean as possible. Thank you Jess for remembering to take before and after photos!
It was a great evening with good company, thankfully only a bit of light drizzle and passers by thanked us for our efforts. Well done everyone!
Wed 16th Oct at 7:00pm
Help the All Saints Church with maintaining their grounds
Read moreWed 9th Oct at 7:00pm
Windsor and Maidenhead Report written by Louise Tyrell
10 Goodgymers made their way to the Maidenhead community allotment to help with numerous tasks including digging out and moving an apple tree and replanting a plum tree in its place
Firstly we welcomed the wonderful Reading Goodgym members who straight away got dug in and did a grape job of emptying the raised beds of soil ready for a new glass house to be installed in its place
A smaller but still perfectly formed group of t(h)ree started by digging out the apple tree and replanting it in the fruit triangle- they then dug a hole big enough to plant the plum tree. I appleause them for their hard (apple) core work
Once the fruit trees had been relocated everyone peeled over to the fruit triangle to start to remove brambles and nettles.
Satisfied with our nights work we made our way home. Until next time
Thu 10th Oct at 7:37am
Haha brilliant report Louise! Great to meet the Reading crew briefly when I popped by. Well done all! X
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