We arrived at the task this evening after a warm run in good time - unfortunately our host had forgotten we were coming.

Whilst Barbara whizzed down to let us in, we made the most of our wait by weeding the forecourt outside. Lucy educated us on some of the plants names. My favourite was Herby Robert!!

Despite only 25 minutes of actual task time, we got an incredible amount of work done, weeding, loading wheelbarrows and spreading woodchips.

Incredible work this evening everyone, well done!

It was a very warm evening, with a lot of hard graft - I hope everyone enjoyed their currys as part of their recovery!

After a slightly BadGym run, (Dave wielding spades certainly looked a bit sus!)we arrived at the Hub and got stuck in to breaking up some very dry soil, then shoveling it into smaller bags to be carried to an accessible exit for PCC to collect. Danger Dave, Lucy, Andy and Katie took turns shoveling and carrying. There was even a race with rubble, and a certain amount of cheating was definitely noted!

Judy and Val did a sterling job picking up litter and finding a decent number of lost toys too!

We even had time for a hula-hoop competition before we headed off - congratulations to Lucy and Katie for their winning efforts!

Intrepid GoodGymers took the roads, woods and waters for their Monday Miles this week. Laura was our early-bird, with an early morning cycle to the station, Sinéad made the most of her lunch break and Nia and her teeny GoodGymer headed out to their local Family Hub. Andy braved Southwick Golf Course for his run, whilst Dave hot-footed it to the train station on his way home from work. I think I got nearly as wet on my morning walk as I did at my evening swim!

From showers to sunshine, high winds to high temperatures, this was certainly a fickle day to get out and active!