With the University seemingly void of staff, we decided to hold an impromptu team challenge at LionMouth Rural Centre for anyone who was around. The centre had recently acquired a nursery's worth of plants and needed a little bit of help jiggling things around so that they weren't weaving in and out rosemary bushes to get into the building. After a good few weeks of little-to-no rain, the skies obviously decided to tease us on our first challenge in a while.
Tempting fate perhaps, the team decided to opt to work outdoors and enjoy the fresh air, which wasn't a bad decision as there was a scattering, at most. The team helped sealing tables, which Nathan had up-cycled from old palettes. As the day went on, more and more tables were discovered hidden away in corners but they were all painted in the end. The tables are now in the newly weeded polytunnels (next activity), laden with hundreds of beautiful plants.
Tempting fate perhaps, the team decided to opt to work outdoors and enjoy the fresh air, which wasn't a bad decision as there was a scattering, at most. The team helped sealing tables, which Nathan had up-cycled from old palettes. As the day went on, more and more tables were discovered hidden away in corners but they were all painted in the end. The tables are now in the newly weeded polytunnels (next activity), laden with hundreds of beautiful plants.
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