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Redbridge
📍Wanstead House Community Association E11 2NT
Will give you that little spring in your step;)
Sat 16th Nov at 10:00am
Redbridge Report written by James C (he/him)
We arrived got our bibs and picked up our spade and looked for people to put us to work. They told us the correct way to plant a tree:
- find a suitable space and get rid of the grass.
- dig a hole and put in the tree.
- compact the soil but make sure there is no dip, to prevent rot from water logging.
- then put mulch around the tree, 3/4 of a wheelbarrow into a flat donut shape.
It turned out spading mulch into a wheelbarrow was a slow process, too many people needing mulch, I took over, got a good workout from it.
Lunch was provided as a chickpea curry with rice and salad, and refreshments as well. Work continued afterwards and we finished around 3pm
Thu 14th Nov at 5:00pm
Redbridge Report written by Linda Sharman
This was GGs third visit to the Frenford Food Bank this week.
Lack of sign ups meant a shout went out to the group chat and thankfully, some members had been available during the day for a separate session and James was able to attend this one after work. His arrival coupled with some unsuspecting Frenford parents (diverted by the task owner to "volunteer" ) brought fresh energy to the session leaving Linda free to deal with the drivers and stock up on short items.
James and Linda stayed on to make sure the advent calendars were allocated to the families with children.
As always the job gets done with profound thanks being passed on from the task owner.
Thu 14th Nov at 5:00pm
Helping those in need in Redbridge
Read moreMon 11th Nov at 6:30pm
Redbridge Report written by Peter Van Tongeren
After a few hiccups & delays it was finally coming together - Adams back has healed up enough to restart some sorting sessions!
So 6 Goodgymmers made their way to the Cornerstone Church, to find Adam sensibly employed a few helpers to get things ready for us, with the kids staying behind livening up the place with their energy.
As if there was no gap, the crew smoothly resumed the routine with James kindly explaining the details to Sabinah for whom it was the first time at the babybank.
Conversation flowed throughout so once again all bags got sorted before we even really noticed. Packing up didn't take too long either, leaving time for some more stories before saying our goodbyes to Adam and went out into the night.
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