Travis and the Tropical Fruits Bob the Builder: Project Build It

# Bob the Builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the Builder - yes, we can!

# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy and Roley too

# Lofty and Wendy join the crew

# Bob and the gang have so much fun

# Working together They get the job done

# Bob the Builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the Builder - yes, we can!

# Pilchard and Bird, Travis and Spud

# Playing together like good friends should

# Bob the Builder - can we fix it?

# Bob the Builder - yes, we can! #

Farmer Pickles has gone to Bobsville. Got any jobs for me?

Sorry, Travis. But there'll be a job somewhere if you look for it.

OK, then.

Oh, they've just been express delivered. My pineapple seedlings.

You want to grow pineapples in Sunflower Valley?

Yes. Now then, they like to be warm, it says.

Good job it's a sunny day, eh?

Mr Beasley, it's not hot enough for pineapples.

They grow in the tropical jungle.

Do they? Dearie me. It says they've got to be planted right away!

I know... Let's look up pineapple-growing on the internet.

Come on, Mr Beasley.

Hello, Bob the Builder?

-Hello, Bob.

-Hello, Mr Bentley.

Lovely day, isn't it?

I'm organising a picnic to welcome the Sabatinis to the valley.

Do you know of any scenic spots for a picnic?

Oh, well, the whole of Sunflower Valley's lovely.

Just set off and you'll find somewhere.

HE LAUGHS You are quite right, Bob.

Thank you.

-Here, Mr Beasley. A pineapple pit.

-I've never built one of those.

Well, how does it keep me pineapples hot?

Electricity? Nice cosy radiator?

No, Mr Beasley. Looks like your pineapples are going to be heated...

by horse manure.

HE LAUGHS

You're not joking, are you?

-ALL: Horse manure?!

-What's horse manure, Bob?

Well, um... Er, it... Well, it...it's a bit like...

Come on, Bob!

Er, OK. It's...horse poo.

ALL: Ugh! Stinky! Poo?!

I know it sounds silly,

but horse manure makes heat for the pineapple seedlings.

I'll explain later!

Scoop, I dropped a whole load of horse manure

back at Farmer Pickles' farm in Bobsville.

I could get it for Bob.

Great idea! It's a long way to Bobsville though.

I'll be back before you know it.

I still don't see how me seedlings

are going to be kept warm by horse manure.

Oh, no! Horse manure! I forgot to order it!

Don't worry. Travis has gone to Bobsville to pick some up.

Phew! Sunflower Valley. Hooray!

Bob to Travis. Come in, Travis.

I hear you're collecting horse manure for me. That's brilliant!

Oh, yes. I'll be there in...

Take your time. The pit's not even half-built.

Oh. Right then, Bob.

We don't want you arriving with manure

until we've got somewhere to put it. It's a bit smelly!

HE LAUGHS WEAKLY Er, no, er... OK, Bob.

Thanks, Travis.

Ooh. I'll just keep this manure out of people's way until Bob's ready.

Goodness, gracious me.

What is that unpleasant smell?

Something really stinks!

Oh, dearie me.

Once we finish the pit, we'll fill it up with horse manure.

-Then we cover it with ordinary soil and...

-Plant the pineapples?

Yes. The manure gets warm as it rots,

the heat rises through the soil and your seedlings will be really hot.

Ha-hey! That's champion!

Er...but, Bob, won't it be a bit, er, pongy?

We put a glass cover on top. It keeps the smell inside.

A good thing too. Horse manure can be smelly, especially on a hot day!

Ooh, my parsnip nose!

What a pong!

Now, just...just a minute.

Ta-da! Spud's wearing Farmer Pickles' special mask

for doing smelly jobs like cleaning out pigsties

-or talking to stinky tractors!

-HE LAUGHS

You say you can't smell me if you're wearing that mask?

So you wouldn't mind helping me with a bit of shovelling, maybe.

Ha-ha! A big pile of manure makes a big stink

but lots of little piles will just make lots of little stinks.

So I fill these sacks, we'll drop them all over the valley,

far away from each other.

Exactly. No-one'll notice a thing.

Ahh. This-a place is-a beautiful.

My gorgonzola pizza. Mr Bentley, for you?

Why, thank you.

Oh... It's that smell again.

Bernard, we can't stay here.

Come on, everyone.

Travis, where's the horse manure?

-We're nearly ready for it.

-Safely stored, Bob.

All over the place.

Little bits in sacks, so no-one will notice the smell.

Ah, Bob, I'm afraid we haven't managed to find a scenic spot yet.

How can we eat-a my pizza if the whole valley smells of...

It's my fault. I was so excited to be collecting horse manure,

I collected it too soon.

I tried to keep it out of everyone's way, but that made it worse.

I...I'm sorry for making such a stink.

Oh, Travis. You meant well. You were just trying to help me out.

I've got a very sensitive nose, you know.

Bob, I can't remember where I put all the sacks.

Oh, Travis. You didn't think things through, did you?

We'll have to search the whole valley!

Search the valley... I'm just... thinking it through, Bob...

MR BENTLEY SNIFFS Yes!

HE SNIFFS

Well, Mr Bentley?

I detect a definite odour to the southwest.

Over here?

No, no, no, over by that tree.

Yes!

You really have got a sensitive nose, Mr Bentley.

Stand by for Shoveller Spud, shoveller of...

Thank you, Spud!

HE SNIFFS

Not a whiff. I am impressed, Bob.

- It's getting hot, Mr Beasley. - Just like the tropical jungle!

Do you know, I think we might have found our scenic spot, Barbara.

At last! Pizza, anyone?

You can tuck into my pineapples later an' all!

Ooh, I am very fond of a slice of pineapple.

Erm, it takes a long time for pineapples to grow, Mr Beasley.

But they'll be ready in time for dessert, won't they?

Not exactly, Mr Beasley.

Today's the day, Mr Beasley.

Here we are again. I've never waited so long for dessert.

Sunflower Valley Pineapple. Everyone have a piece.

Delicious!

Horse manure! That's the secret!

Look! Delivered this morning. Mango seedlings, banana plants, papaya.

Beasley's Tropical Fruits - I'm going into business.

And Travis, we've got to get busy with some, er...business, too.

Three trailers of it, back at Bobsville.

Oh, no.

THEY LAUGH

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