Jump to content

Sharing just a sample of the lovely feedback our project The Aspinall Road Community Gardens

Thunderblue600

By Thunderblue600
in The Lounge

 Share

Recommended Posts

Thunderblue600

Thunderblue600

Posted
Posted

Sharing just a sample of the lovely feedback our project The Aspinall Road Community Gardens London SE4 5SQ received in 2020, all is much appreciated.


Kim Short, ?I would just like to say a big THANKYOU to all the volunteers (and engineers) who have made the community gardens for us all to enjoy. I used to always avoid Aspinall Road and now I would go out of my way to pass it. It lifts my spirits every time, even on the greyest of days!?


Shelley James ?Walked past the big planters the other day and it put a big smile on my face, love what you have done!?


Jane Keane: 'Well done to you all - what a.great team effort!'


Natalie Wastnidge ?Just wanted to say I?m so happy to see the Rainbow Community Garden happening....We left Peckham last year after many many happy years in London but crossed that bridge many times so so beautiful to see this happening!! Great vision!! Congrats.?


The Hill Station Community Cafe 'Well done everyone really taking shape must visit ❤️👍'


Tamsin Louise ?That?s beautiful!! Love this so much xxx?


Stephen Carrick-Davies ?Wonderful to see such a transformation.?


Penny Dearman ?Brilliant, such joy to see a garden in that abandoned space and creative activity going on there. Love it.?


Michael Demetriou ?Brilliant.?


Jacqui Shimidzu: ?And Big Thanks To Micheal who has dedicated himself to this project.

What a lovely little stop to brighten peoples day and for people to have a chat?.


Asker Husain ?Saw the gentleman yesterday working very hard on pruning the tree next to the plant bases and also replanting new flowers after removing the dead old ones etc. Great job!?


David Holloway ?Wonderful people wonderful project wonderful for our community.?


Fran Goggins ?Brilliant. 👏👏👏👏?


Patricio Forrester ?Great work! What looked like a fly tipped wardrobe was actually carried into position to become the next planter so it goes

perfect that you read the situation exactly as we had intended. Also perfect that it was joyful!?

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now
 Share
Go to topic listing
  • Advertise Here

  • Latest Discussions

    • Sue
      Any interest in a Barter scheme?

      By Sue · Posted

      https://www.letslinkuk.net/ I'm interested to know why the OP didn't find this sort of scheme to work, as I would have thought it was much harder to find someone to do a direct exchange with? Does anybody else have experience of a scheme like this? Happy to be persuaded! 
    • aloevera
      Any interest in a Barter scheme?

      By aloevera · Posted

      I personally think is a great idea Bobbly and would love if there was a section for it. I wouldn't offer free gardening under the "for sale" section as I would expect something in exchange and wouldn't expect our cat being looked after for free under the "wanted" section, as an example.
    • vladi
      Used decking planks

      By vladi · Posted

      Looking for used decking boards. Should be hardwood
    • NewWave
      Excellent Christmas meal at Franklins!

      By NewWave · Posted

      I have fond memories of Govinda's I used to go there  back in the 90's (maybe earlier) for an affordable tasty lunch..I was wondering if its still around. Now I have to make a point of going there. Does anyone else remember a really affordable basement cafe run by the church in a street off of Golden Square? parallel to Regent Street? I also used to love the Vegetarian cafe on Neal Street in the basement (Neal Street Cafe?) and there was an inczredible inexpensive authentic Japanese resturant I use to go to with my Japanese friends (who introduced me to it) tucked away behind Long Acre where that brown brick modern building ('modern' I think it went up in the 90's!) now stands that fronts Long Acre and Neal Street..I think it was called Asakasa or something?

East Dulwich Forum

Established in 2006, we are an online community discussion forum for people who live, work in and visit SE22.

Home
Events
Sign In

Sign In



Or sign in with one of these services

Search
×
    Search In
×
×
  • Create New...