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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

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# Scoop, Muck and Dizzy and Roley too

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# Lofty and Wendy join the crew

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# Bob and the gang have so much fun

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# Working together They get the job done

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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can!

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# Pilchard and Bird, Travis and Spud

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# Playing together like good friends should

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# Bob the builder - can we fix it?

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# Bob the builder - yes, we can! #

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Hi!

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Welcome back to the seaweed farm. Look, my first crop!

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-They're lovely and wet and slimy.

-Not for long, Muck.

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-We're going to dry it.

-ALL: Dry it?!

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Yes. If you leave seaweed sitting around wet,

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it goes all rotten and smelly. Poo-wee!

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But if you dry it out, it keeps for ages.

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I've discovered a really good way to dry seaweed.

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A seaweed-drying tunnel.

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ALL: Wow-ee!

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That's a brilliant idea, Bob. How does it work?

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Well, it's a tunnel, you put seaweed in it and it dries.

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Fantastic!

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-I'll mark where it goes. Scoop, you dig it out.

-No prob, Bob.

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-Dizzy, I'll need concrete.

-Coming up.

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-Muck, go back to the yard and fetch some materials.

-Muck's on the job!

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Can we build it?

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ALL: Yes, we can!

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Hello, Mr Beasley. What are you doing?

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Oh, hello, Muck. Er, I'm... I'm trying to...

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THUD! ..dry me washing, but, er,

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I've got myself in a right tangle!

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-Do you know other ways of drying laundry?

-Maybe that's like...

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drying seaweed!

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Wait there, Mr Beasley.

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You know Bob's brilliant seaweed-drying tunnel idea?

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I've had an idea too -

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to help Mr Beasley build a special LAUNDRY-drying tunnel.

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A LAUNDRY-drying tunnel?

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Yes. It will be just like Bob's seaweed-drying tunnel, except...

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-it'll dry laundry instead.

-That's a brilliant idea!

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-Don't tell anyone. I want it to be a surprise.

-Ha-ha! OK.

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Er, Bob, what's the first thing you build for the tunnel?

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-Well, Muck, you put down a concrete foundation.

-Concrete foundation.

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-Then you build six pillars.

-Six pillars.

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Right, er, I'm off to help... Mr Beasley with his washing.

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-Concrete foundation? But...I haven't got a concrete mixer.

-Oh, well, er...

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six pillars then.

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Muck, is this tunnel going to be big enough?

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-I've got a lot of clothes.

-Six pillars - that's what Bob said.

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I'll be back soon.

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I'm back, Bob!

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-What's this bit?

-The wooden frame, Muck.

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-It supports the tunnel.

-Brilliant!

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Psst! Muck...

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Bob didn't use all the wood.

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You can have these extra bits.

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Thanks, Dizzy. Reduce, reuse, recycle!

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Ooh, me thumb!

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-Ooh! Do we have to build it out of wood?

-Yes.

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-Bob's tunnel's made of wood.

-I keep getting splinters!

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-Why don't you wear gloves?

-Brilliant idea, Muck!

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-Here I am!

-We've nearly finished, Muck. The seaweed goes on this mesh

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-of freshly cut bamboo.

-Freshly cut bamboo.

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The tunnel is made out of recycled plastic.

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-Recycled plastic.

-The sun shines through the plastic

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-and the seaweed gets really hot.

-Really hot.

-Finally,

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we turn on this solar-powered fan.

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It blows air on the tunnel,

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and the seaweed dries.

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The laundry dr...

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And the SEAWEED dries.

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Thanks, Bob.

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Right, there's some bamboo left, but no more plastic. And don't forget,

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-you need a solar-powered fan.

-Where do I get a solar-powered fan?

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I wonder!

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Oh, phew!

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It was very nice of you to offer to dry our laundry, young Muck.

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-In you go!

-Oh, careful, Mr Beasley.

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My favourite shirt's in there.

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I do hope it won't be overly creased.

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I've got so much lovely wet slimy seaweed to dry,

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-it won't all fit.

-Don't worry.

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The tunnel will dry it so fast, we'll have time to do lots of loads.

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'Muck to Bob! Muck to Bob!'

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-Hello, Muck.

-Can you come to Mr Beasley's yard?

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-I've got something to show you.

-On my way!

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-Oh, dearie me! Me fan's not strong enough.

-It's blocked,

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-take some laundry out!

-But I need to dry all me clothes right away!

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Perhaps it's just drying slowly. Shall we check?

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RIPPING

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-Oh, Bernard, that's your favourite shirt!

-Gracious me!

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-I told you we shouldn't have used splintery wood, Muck!

-Splintery?!

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-Dearie me!

-I thought this laundry device was safe, young Muck.

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-Oh, it's all green!

-The bamboo - it's staining everything!

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-Oh, no!

-It's a catastrophe!

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-Oh, Muck, that looks great!

-That's fantastic!

-That looks brilliant!

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It isn't. It's meant to be a laundry-drying tunnel,

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but it's not drying laundry, it's ruining it!

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Oh!

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I don't understand, Bob. I made it exactly the same as your tunnel.

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-Why didn't it work?

-Because a tunnel that works for drying seaweed,

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doesn't work for drying laundry.

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-Quite so, Bob.

-If Mr Beasley wanted to dry this much laundry,

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-the tunnel would need to be a lot longer.

-Like

-I

-said!

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Splintery wood is OK for seaweed, but clothes should be treated

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-a bit more gently.

-Oh, Bob, I thought I'd had a brilliant idea.

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Oh, Muck, you just needed to think a bit more

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-about what laundry needs to get dry.

-Think a bit more.

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Hmm...

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Muck, you've turned Mr Beasley's long line...

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Into lots of little lines!

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-I'll be able to hang everything on that!

-Hmm. Let's...

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stick it on a pole.

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If it's high up, the wind can get to it easily.

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Oh, brilliant! Any more ideas, Muck?

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Muck's special laundry-drying machine looks beautiful!

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The dryer turns in the wind, so the wind gets to every bit of laundry,

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and it all dries quickly. It's the best laundry-drying machine ever!

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-Wow, dry seaweed, loads of it!

-It'll keep for ages.

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-Now you can use the dry seaweed whenever you want.

-Yes.

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For cooking, turning into glue, for medicine, or soap.

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Seaweed's got lots of uses.

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It's not just seaweed that keeps for ages if you dry it out,

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you can dry out all sorts of things.

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-Herbs, flowers, different kinds of fruit.

-Pineapple?

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Yes, you get slices of dried pineapple in tropical fruit mix.

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I could make a PINEAPPLE-drying machine. Or even...

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-a tomato-drying machine.

-Those are brilliant ideas!

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-A mango-drying machine.

-A rhubarb dryer.

-A parsnip dryer.

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I can't wait to get started!

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Wow! Ha-ha!

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