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📍Windmill Hill City Farm BS3 4EA
Our local community farm is tidier for the enjoyment of all
Fri 17th May at 8:00am
Tue 25th Jun at 6:20pm
Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Somewhere will be looking much better, or worse, depending on the task...
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Bristol Report written by VaguelyNorthernDarren
6 runners, 4 walkers and a cyclist (not the set up to a joke, an actual fact!) made their way to Sparks to help get them ready for their first Birthday on Saturday.
Helen joined us for her first group run after deciding to see what the difference is between morning sessions at Windmill Hill, to the evening crowd in Queen Square!
We all converged in the alley behind Sparks and Lucy showed us to the toaster that we duly emptied, shifted 2 metres, them filled again!
NikFrancesMarianne and I, Vaguely Northern Darren, made light work of table and chair organising, before we all went upstairs and shifted some not very light stage sets. My first time using a trolley thing, also needing some extra wheels to shift it, taking around 6 people and a significant amount of time manoeuvering , before we found that 4 people (if one of the 4 is Valè, could actually carry it much quicker! The service lift was an experience, that if you weren't there, you wouldn't understand 'man'.
After realising the door somewhere wasn't shut properly, Jordan braved the 3rd floor on his own, and survived to close the door and get us moving again. Everyone worked hard tonight, including Frances and Richard working tirelessly at keeping the doors open.
Back downstairs at 7:45 for a quick group photo before Frances and Marianne spontaneously joined the GoodGym Eats crew, while Caroline stuck to her guns of never doing anything spontaneously in her life and ran home.
Thanks to Frances for the pun, honourable mention to Richard for 'Up down Junk'. [edit from Melanie (in Finland) - we definitely need to use that one!]
Fri 3rd May at 8:00am
Bristol Report written by David Head
A dry morning welcomed David and Caroline at the farm today. We focused our efforts on the manure bagging with the fate coming this weekend. We filled 6 hearty bags and barrowed them to the front for storage and public access. Time to say good bye to hazey and daisy? the resident bovine friends who produce the manure. Off we went. Property job 🐄
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