In the ground, off the ground
9 Goodgymers helped their local community in Windsor and Maidenhead
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Wednesday 11th January 2023
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It's raining tulips at GGWM these days! Nine eager GGers went out to the Maidenhead allotment to plant some more tulip bulbs this afternoon.
As there were a few of us, and since we love a litter pick, task leader Amy quickly split us up into two groups: The Planters and The Pickers
The planters - Jen, Sarah (repeat bulb planter from yesterday), Kanika and Tessa A - got down to putting the bulbs in the ground.
Meanwhile, the pickers - Amy, Gillian (who had incited the litter pick), Nicola, Sheila and Tessa R (not B) - grabbed their picks and bags, and set off to get rubbish off the ground.
Even as the previously beautiful sunny day turned gray, windy and stormy, the hardy GGers kept their heads to the ground and in their tasks.
More tulip planting is planned for tomorrow evening at St Luke's for anyone interested (maybe Sarah can get her hat-trick, who knows!).
This task supported
The Maidenhead Community Allotment is run by a group of volunteers, who grow food to share with local residents, the users of the Boyn Grove Community and Resource Centre and Maidenhead Foodshare. They work with Men in Sheds, who are based on the same site. Men in Sheds is an initiative to combat loneliness by providing a space for men to connect and chat over practical tasks.
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Wed 11th Jan 2023 at 9:18pm
What a fun report! "Tessa R (not B)" 🤣
Wed 11th Jan 2023 at 9:24pm
Yes I loved that! Although now I want to say Tessa R’n’B 😆
Thu 12th Jan 2023 at 12:30pm
I'm afraid I won't be seen with bulbs after dark (I'm not a vampire, just have kids taxi service duties).
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