Pup perambulations, wood chip mountains, and Django joy

15 Goodgymers helped their local community in Oxford
Becky
Anwen Greenaway
Bethan Greenaway
Axelle
Julia
Vicky Arnold
Matt Burton
Sophie Wilkinson
Anja
Laura Candy
Ellie Evans
Angus Grant
Katie Fellows
Imogen Pierce
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Oxford

Wednesday 18th September 2024

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Anwen Greenaway
Anwen Greenaway

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Bethan Greenaway
Bethan Greenaway

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Sophie Wilkinson
Sophie Wilkinson

PHOTOGRAPHER

Ellie Evans
Ellie Evans

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Katie Fellows
Katie Fellows

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Love it or loath it (the bridge, not the location!), no-one can deny that every session at the community allotment at Hogacre Common gives us a good stair workout! Hogacre is tucked in between railway line and flood plain. The access is across a pedestrian bridge with many steps, making deliveries to the garden challenging.

Items we have been asked to carry across the bridge in the past include sofas and horse manure, so tonight's task of shovelling woodchip into boxes to carry across was pretty easy by comparison. We used the first loads to spread woodchip around the boggy entrance to the site, then refilled the boxes and delivered them to the garden gate for use around the beds and pathways.

Meanwhile, Django the spaniel kept a watchful eye on the GoodGymers weeding and mulching the garden beds; everyone's favourite supervisor!

Welcome back Axelle!



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