Rain may have prematurely stopped play but that gave us the opportunity to make some plans for the future.

We had a great chat about what attracts people to GG Bristol, how we can improve general outreach and specifically 18-25s both within and outside the Uni sector. Visibility is key so maybe some sessions in busier places with red t-shirts on show to encourage people to chat with us, maybe with QR code so people can instantly look us up.

And the tea/decaff cappuccino/coke was good too, plus Melanie and Darren's photos from Japan parkrun adventures, of course.

Off to the greenhouse (pretty sure i haven't made that name up but you know when you start to doubt yourself) this evening to help clear the space out the front, or is it the back? This involved filling the big bin with wood, carpets, bin bags and plethora of other things, and extra points could be awarded for bouncing off the lid and in. These points are not redeemable unless you like pasta bakes. Saws were used and big pointy lever-y things were utilised in our quest to tidy up.

Was great to see some of the changes that had been made and hear of plans for the future. Anyway i'm home now so the report must end. Pretty sensible report this time. No snail orgies today.

Until next time...

A litter pick, a garbage grab, a rubbish roundup, take your pick. This evening we entertained the denizens of Redcilffe with our picking prowess. We definitely weren't bears. We did pick six bags full but i'm rambling and i'm home now so the report must end here!

With bags full of litter it was now our turn to fill up, though we went for Ramen.

Until next time...

40 minutes of throwing stones (not at the greenhouse or shed) back into the children's play pit at Windmill Hill City Farm.

We hadn't been to the farm for a while, our absence had been noted. It was great to be back.

We went our separate ways to do some more running - Caroline loops of Victoria Park, Jason around the Harbour.