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Leeds
📍Headingley Enterprise and Arts Centre ( HEART) LS6 3HN
By supporting CAMHS with their Christmas project

Wed 15th Oct at 6:00pm
Leeds Report written by Helen Noyes
We ran to and from HEART to Meanwood Valley Farm making the most of the twilight before our Wednesday evening GoodGym tasks will be done in the dark. Christian brought along Andrea who has promised to bring us all Pastel de Natas next time! Mike met us at the farm and split us into 3 groups to work on the maturing compost heaps; 'terminating' the flower beds; and tackling the tomatoes in the (poly) tunnels. We managed to say hello to the alpacas in the dusk who we learned are brothers who have loud arguments and upset the neighbours! We heard them bickering later! We, however all got on famously, as usual!
Wed 15th Oct at 6:00pm
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
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By supporting CAMHS with their Christmas project
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Wed 24th Sep at 6:00pm
Tonight me & my eyebrows met the gang at Heart & had a run down to Meanwood Valley Farm.
We had a big hoe down, weeding the polytunnels and the outside beds. Freddie used a very cool contraption which is called a weed snatcher! We also laid some compost & had a general tidy up.
The run back was quite dark...I think head torches are now needed sadly!
Well done to Shannen on her 50th good deed tonight :) You're a superstar!
A big welcome to Analise & Angela, we hope to see you again soon. It was also nice to see Emily again after a long break.
Wed 24th Sep at 6:00pm
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
Read moreWed 17th Sep at 6:00pm
...you had to be there for that one!!
Tonight we had a new task & headed up to Shire Oak Primary School to help paint the walls for the new sensory outdoor classroom. We got to work & managed to do all the weeding too. The walls will need another coat, so we're going back in October to finish the job.
Lots of amusing conversations were had with topics including eyebrows, beards, tents blowing away, the US ambassador and comedy writing! Oh and a phoneless chimney sweep...
Thanks for a great evening all :)
Wed 17th Sep at 6:00pm
Transforming a currently unloved and under-used space into a well-equipped and appealing sensory garden
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