Tuesday 26th November
Written by Bristol runner
Puns don’t kill people, wrappers do (not really)
What a wrappers delight! Now what you hear is not a test, I'm wrappin' to the beat… (I’ll stop now)
The task this evening at St Werburghs Community Centre was a welcome indoor one, and what a task. Eighty presents to wrap and an hour (ish) to do it in, ready, set, GO!
No spoilers (unless you look at the photos) on what we wrapped in case the wrong person reads this but there were decisions to be made.Tough decisions. Once we got into a rhythm we raced through them and before long we had finished. What a fun task. Ho Ho Ho, I’m off to room 7 for a lecture in my clown suit.
Until next time…
Saturday 9th November
Written by Phill Stone
Another round of weed clearing down at the Berry Maze. A local resident had found out about the volunteering going on and wanted to help, which was lovely to see. After clearing up, Barney dished out some spare raspberry roots for us to take home, which was also lovely.
Cheers for making it out to the session, see you next time I hope!
Saturday 9th November
Written by Phill Stone
Started out as a typical Northern Slopes session, until I found out the incredible amount of litter that Jason and Emma had managed to pull out. I was stunned! gold stars all round for that awesome work.
Thanks for coming all!
Saturday 12th October
Written by Phill Stone
Fresh from our path clearing at Northern Slopes, we met Rich and Darren at the maze, where we set out to clear the grass ways and rear paths from weeds.
Thanks for coming along everyone!
Saturday 12th October
Written by Phill Stone
Big thanks to everyone who came out for the October session. We did a great job litter picking and cutting back overgrown pathways.
Friday 22nd November
Written by Jason Thorne
4 GoodGymers met on a sunny, but chilly Friday morning at Windmill Hill City Farm. Lots of leaves cleared and we beat Bert! Stay safe and dry this weekend.
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