Where There's a Willow, There's a Way
15 Goodgymers helped their local community in Leeds
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Wednesday 5th August
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Adam got to try a new tool tonight...an extra long tree branch cutter (not it's official name). Needless to say, he was very pleased & is fast getting a reputation as our resident tool operator.
We were cutting the weeping willow tree branches to use them to wrap them around & protect the new fruit trees. This was not as easy as it looked & we made slow progress but our newcomers did manage to finish one off. Helen & Katie trimmed tomatoes & we also did a bit of weeding.
We even managed to avoid most of the rain, the runners got a bit wet, but mostly it stayed dry.
We had 4 lovely new members tonight, welcome to Trish, Kevin, Heidi & James. We hope to see you again soon.
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A new garden project to inspire residents.
Bring together local residents to encourage to grow vegetables and fruit. To connect with others and to involve local schools and businesses.
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We are a small charity with limited resources, so jobs like this often fall by the wayside. It helps us to continue to focus on our core work, but also with compost, it means we can have less inputs and save money
