Area Activator for Lambeth, LiRF Run Leader, predominantly held together by string and tape!
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Lambeth
📍Papa's Park SW9 8AF
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Tue 22nd Apr at 6:45pm
Lambeth Report written by Yianny (he / him)
The crew was back last night meeting up at Papa's ready to head out and meet Annick and Jean over at the Brixton Allotments.
First up a very warm welcome to Jordan who was joining for her first Group Run with the Lambeth team - great to have you with us Jordan!
Fi joined us and we set off on a nice bright run round to the back of HMP Brixton and then on to the allotments, arriving just our walkers Marie-Noelle and Paul were striding up.
Our tasks this evening were to remove the broken greenhouse which was locked in an embrace with a tree that had grown around it, lots of weeding and clearing, rolling up some old carpet and laying down some new and moving the patio table over to the dancefloor which we had previously helped to lay last year!
By 8pm we had completed all the tasks (surprising our hosts) and were ready to set off but not before Annick had shared a beautiful bunch of forget me nots, some leek and baby kale all pulled straight from the ground and ready to be cooked up that evening.
Huge thanks to all and we look forward to seeing you next time - roll on summer tasks!!
Tue 15th Apr at 6:45pm
Lambeth Report written by Yianny (he / him)
The crew were back at it on Tuesday evening, ready and raring to go with our monthly task down at Thorlands.
AA Yianny met with Dan and Tilly and then set off at a very leisurely pace towards Thorlands due to ageing knees!!
On arrival we were met by returning marathon hero Michael who smashed his Newport Marathon run (see pics) and on one day rest was back at it with us helping out his community (proof that not all heroes wear capes!)
We also had our resident cyclists Marie-Noelle and Paul already tooled up and rating to get on with the task of weeding, clearing and chipping the fenced off area for future use by residents.
Other than a few Blackberry thorns all went off without incident and we learned plenty from Simon about the invasive and other species we were dealing with as we went.
Another lovely task down and we move on hoping to enjoy the weather as the nights grow warmer and a summer picnic looms... Keep your eyes peeled for that one :0)
Thanks all and see you next time!
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