This was the second of our Garden Work Parties this year. A member's garden had become overgrown during a period of ill health so LETS ran a work party to get it back under control. Hopefully we'll get some video of this one up soon as well.
This is a nice example of the LETS principle that one person's clearout can be the solution to someone else's problem. Recently a member brought a box of screws and other assorted DIY bits to a meeting after a tidy up. Another member thought they looked useful and paid a few Bricks for them.
Not long afterwards some of the screws were all that was needed in an emergency fence repair after high winds took out three panels.
In January of 2020 we had a very successful non Christmas meal attended by people from across our coverage area. Just after that there was a major interruption to normal activities.
This year we decided it was time to do another one. Like a few things in the modern world it didn't quite go straightforwardly with the January attempt having to be cancelled at short notice but finally we did have a good one on 20th February at Peacock Farm.
At the start of the new year a member organised an Afternoon Tea session at South Hill Park Arts Centre in Bracknell. We don't often do weekday afternoon events; it's usually Coffee Mornings. However the occasional afternoon ones are well worth it as we always get a different combination of people including some we haven't seen for a while.
Below is some of what we were up to last year.
The December Meet & Greet at Greyfriars Atrium in Reading
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