Every cloud has a netted lining
4 Goodgymers helped their local community in Southwark
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Saturday 27th April
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Despite the threatening clouds and chill in the air the rain held off so we were able to proceed as planned at Thorlands.
Simon got us all to work figuring out how to copy the netted frame completed by GGers in a prior session and we all took our turns with the drills.
After a while the group split to make the most of our time, so Richard and David went next door to the garden to continue some of the work done during the group run and made good headway shifting and getting weeds to where they could be more benefit - the compost heap. Meanwhile Tracey and Jo continued woodworking and managed to get a 3D product ready for Simon to work his magic with the netting!
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The first Camberwell market garden in over fifty years
Thorlands Gardens is a food growing club based on an east Lambeth housing estate, in Camberwell. There was a shared vision to move forward with a zero miles food project on unused and unloved brownfield spaces. There was an understanding that residents of all ages could volunteer simply for the value that experience gives to individual wellbeing. There is also the added bonus of sharing the fruits of the labour, which in this case is healthy produce, such as vegetables, salads, herbs, and edible flowers.
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