Peswch Bach Beth Oli Dan y Don

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-# There's plenty of adventure

-in the sea

-# Oli and Beth, friends are we

-# Playing in the sea,

-lessons one, two and three

-# Swimming around,

-fun for you and me

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Oli Dan y Don

-# Searching in the sea,

-it's so exciting as you can see

-# Under the sea, under the sea #

-BETH'S LITTLE COUGH

-Look, Meinir, I'm going to dive.

-Hooray. Hooray.

-I did it, ha-ha! I did it, oh, yes.

-Well done. I saw you.

-Amazing.

-Look, everyone. Watch me, watch me.

-Well done, Meinir.

-Swim quickly and then jump.

-Wahoo!

-Hooray.

-You did so well. You did so well.

-Dive!

-That was fun.

-Beth might be fun but is she quick?

-Come on, let's have a race.

-Hold on, Meinir.

-We're going for a ride.

-Great.

-MISFIRE

-Meinir, wait. Meinir.

-Meinir, wait. Meinir.

-

-That was noisy.

-Are you OK?

-Are you OK?

-

-Yes, but I have to look for Meinir.

-Meinir, where are you?

-Meinir, are you here?

-Why did you make that noise?

-Why did you make that noise?

-

-I didn't mean to frighten you.

-I just misfired.

-Misfired?

-It's like a cough.

-I'll try not to do it again.

-Promise?

-I promise to try.

-OK. Can we go for a ride?

-Yes, hop on.

-Today's misfire was very loud.

-What do you think it was?

-There's nothing to see

-on the outside.

-I've added some special fluid

-to your engine.

-Thank you. I feel better already.

-Thank you. I feel better already.

-

-We'll see you later, Siencyn.

-If you're still misfiring

-in the morning...

-..come and see me right away.

-Beth? Beth, wake up.

-Dyf wants to see us now.

-Cool. Another adventure.

-MISFIRE

-Not again.

-Not again.

-

-Was that you?

-Not again.

-

-Was that you?

-

-Yes. I should visit Siencyn.

-Yes, right away.

-We'll go and see Dyf first.

-Wait for me.

-Oli and Beth, at your service.

-I have an important task

-for you today.

-There's been an underwater

-earthquake near Creigiau Du.

-An earthquake? Cool.

-The earthquake

-has loosened some rocks.

-I want you to go over there

-to have a look.

-OK.

-OK.

-

-We'll go right away.

-I'll map the area for you.

-Beth, you can't go.

-It's an underwater earthquake.

-I want to see it.

-I'll see Siencyn later.

-Beth,

-I've sent the map to your screen.

-Be careful and make a note

-of any damage.

-Don't take any risks and be careful.

-Of course, Dyf.

-Of course, Dyf.

-

-We promise.

-MISFIRE

-Beth?

-Beth?

-

-Yes?

-You don't sound too healthy.

-Go and see Siencyn.

-No, I'm OK. I saw Siencyn yesterday.

-He couldn't see

-anything wrong with me.

-He added some special fluid

-to my engine.

-Well, OK, if Siencyn's sure.

-Off you go.

-Cool, come on.

-Beth.

-Whoo!

-Whoo!

-

-Come on, Beth.

-Are you sure you're OK?

-Are you sure you're OK?

-

-Yes, don't worry.

-There are some loose rocks here.

-The earthquake must have done this.

-MISFIRE

-Oli!

-Beth, you should go and see...

-Oli, Beth, come and play.

-Not now, Morfudd. We have to...

-I'll race you to the rock.

-Meinir!

-Stop.

-Meinir, no.

-Meinir!

-She's in there.

-We have to help her.

-Meinir?

-Are you OK?

-It's too dangerous, Morfudd.

-She has to try.

-I've found her. She's OK.

-I've found her. She's OK.

-

-Great.

-Morfudd? Meinir?

-Where are they, Oli?

-Morfudd?

-She won't come out.

-She's too scared.

-Her head's above the water but she's

-tired. There's nowhere to rest.

-We have to get her out.

-I know, I know.

-I know, this is what we'll do.

-Morfudd, go and fetch her mother.

-She might persuade her to come out.

-I'll see what I can do.

-What? If you misfire,

-more rocks might fall.

-Oli, I have to go in.

-Meinir's all alone.

-I'll go in slowly in case I misfire

-and loosen some more rocks.

-It wasn't your fault.

-The rocks were going to fall anyway.

-Remember what Dyf said - no risks.

-Beth?

-Meinir.

-Beth?

-Is that you?

-Yes, it's me. How do you feel?

-I'm scared.

-I'm tired.

-Come on, you're strong.

-You're a good swimmer.

-Swim towards me.

-I can't.

-Can't you? Seriously?

-Not even to play piggy back?

-Piggy back?

-That sounds like fun.

-It is. We could have a great time.

-Swim towards me and jump on my back.

-OK. Here I come, piggy.

-Piggy back, Meinir.

-I'm glad you're here.

-I'm glad you're here.

-

-Me, too.

-This piggy is ready

-to get out of here.

-Oh, no.

-Beth, I'm coming in to get you.

-No, Oli, it's too narrow for you.

-Beth, are we going

-to be here forever?

-No. It's all part of the game.

-Now then, out there is Oli

-the cowboy. He's waiting for us.

-I'm the wild piggy

-he's trying to catch.

-You're going to help me.

-Am I?

-There's a rope under my belly.

-Take the rope out to Oli the cowboy.

-That's easy.

-After giving Oli the rope, the two

-of you can pull the wild piggy out.

-Yippee-ay-ey.

-Look, I've got it.

-I hope this works.

-Meinir.

-Not Meinir. I'm a cowgirl

-and you're my partner, the cowboy.

-You have to pull the wild pig out.

-OK, partner.

-Fasten that rope to my back

-and we'll pull Beth out.

-Iiii-haa! Go, cowboy!

-Yippee-ay-ey.

-We've done it, partner.

-Yes, we did, partner.

-Thanks, Oli.

-I was a bit worried then.

-So was I.

-Right then, cowgirl,

-it's time for Oli to take you home.

-I want you to take me home.

-I have to go and see Siencyn

-about my misfiring.

-There you go, Beth. You're fixed.

-Thank you, Siencyn.

-Look after yourself

-and change your oil regularly.

-It's part of your work.

-Stay healthy.

-I promise to look after myself.

-Nice to hear that.

-Dive, Beth, dive.

-Hiya, Beth, are you OK?

-Yes, thanks.

-We had quite an adventure today.

-It was fun.

-Fun or not, I'm glad you're safe.

-I'd rather play catch.

-I'm going to catch you.

-You'd better get going.

-Off we go!

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