three tasks in one to keep cricklewood clean

Samina, Sofia, Sabina, Glava and Pete met at Beer n Burger. We then jogged /walked to St Luke's church in West Kilburn to meet Leslie. We met up with Dennis on the way. Leslie showed us what to do and gave us buckets and cleaning materials. We were soon washing and drying the church's back windows until they were gleaming. We then made time, thanked Leslie and jogged back to Beer n Burger for a well-earned drink 🍸 It was great to welcome Sofia for her first Goodgym Brent session and great to see Sabina who was back for a visit. Great work everyone 👏

4 Goodgymers met at Beer and Burger warmed up then jogged 3.2km to meet Katherine in Queens Park to deliver leaflets for Qpcc promoting their free summer festival for the community. We negotiated plenty of steps and letterboxes posting over two thirds of a trolley full of leaflets. Quite a few locals should be turning up. We jogged back, cooled down and had a quick refreshment. Good luck Sabina on your Italian travels. Good job Goodgymers.

Introduction: On a hot and balmy Monday night, a dedicated group of volunteers gathered in Willesden to embark on a meaningful and fulfilling task organized by GoodGym. Tabitha, Josh, Karen, and Sabina came together, prepared and motivated, to make a positive impact in their community. Utilizing the assistance of AI, the team commenced their evening with a ten-minute warm-up session to get their bodies ready for the work ahead.

Once adequately warmed up, the team embarked on a 2.5-kilometer jog from Willesden to Clitterhouse FarmTheir destination was Clitterhouse Farm, a community garden that would benefit from their efforts and contribute to the preparation for the upcoming production of Twelfth Night on Friday.

Upon arrival at Clitterhouse Farm, Tabitha, Josh, Karen, and Sabina were greeted by Lee and Becka, the remaining GG Brent volunteers. Anika, their task leader, efficiently organized the various assignments, ensuring that there was plenty of work for everyone. The team split up and eagerly began tackling the different tasks assigned to them.

Some team members took hold of shovels and a barrow, spreading woodchip on the ground. Meanwhile, Pete and Sabina diligently focused on weeding the plant pots, ensuring that the plants had ample space to grow and thrive. Their attention to detail and commitment to the task contributed to the overall health and vibrancy of the garden. Karen, displaying her nurturing side, took charge of watering the plants in the greenhouse.

As the tasks neared completion, the team came together to line one of the garden paths with bricks, adding structure and defining the walkways. With the tasks successfully completed, the team took a moment to appreciate and celebrate their collective efforts. They gathered for a group photo, capturing the smiles and sense of accomplishment that radiated from each team member. Their dedication and hard work had made a tangible difference in the community, leaving behind a lasting impact.

As the sun began to set, the team bid farewell to Clitterhouse Farm and jogged back to Willesden. Sabina led the group with a satisfying stretching and cool down session, before finishing up with a well deserved drink