We arrived at Mrs R's in good time and were shown to the garden, there's a lot of overgrown plants but it's also a great habitat for wildlife, as proven by the multiple mining bees nests we found in the ground.

Mrs R spoke to an expert during our time there and they will be left to move on until it's colder as they are an important part of our eco system.

We worked around the bees today and tackled some brambles at the edges of the garden, including managing to pick a bramble down from a hedge employing some good teamwork in the process.

On a Monday evening GoodGymer JJ traveled across the city to visit Mrs J to continue the cataloging of her extensive audio collection. Many braille labels were ready to be applied to a collection and a new list of titles captured to create labels for. A lovely evening was spent helping someone out, learning about different types of music and having a giggle at my attempt to pronounce some Latin titles. I always learn something each time I visit.

We had a last minute change of task but it still an amazing evening.

Thanks to Rose for coming up with the idea and Beks for accommodating us.

20 of us (plus some extra locals) visited Wild Lakenham to help clear and cut back an overgrown public pathway.

I marshalled at Eaton Junior Parkrun. There was a good turn out of young runners, and it is also great to see some really young volunteers joining in. Today that included two tail walkers.

Over 100 people took part in the Galley Hill Dash, which included a main race, wheel barrow race and slow bikes

274 people walking/jogging/running on a gorgeous morning, around the best park around. Well done everyone