Ty Mwd Bob y Bildar

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-# Bob y Bildar

-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-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 y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can! (I think so!)

-# Pilchard and Deryn,

-Travis and Spud

-# Playing together,

-like good friends should

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Can we fix it?

-# Bob y Bildar

-# Bob y Bildar

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-Yes, we can!

-What's that, Bob?

-What's that, Bob?

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-It's a flat-pack house.

-A flat house? Rock and roll!

-That's exactly what I love!

-It won't stay flat, Roley.

-It's packed flat,

-so it's easier to deliver.

-It's a kit, containing everything

-you need to build a home.

-That's clever, Bob.

-Yes. Whose home will it be?

-Yes. Whose home will it be?

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-Marjorie,

-from the sunflower factory.

-We'll show her how to build it.

-We'll show her how to build it.

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-Brilliant!

-Can we fix it?

-Yes, we can.

-Uh... where are Muck and Benny?

-Look, Benny - a tent!

-Whose tent is it?

-Whose tent is it?

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-No idea.

-Marjorie,

-from the sunflower factory.

-How are you?

-How are you?

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-Good morning.

-Let's explore some more.

-Good morning.

-Hiya, Spud.

-Hiya, Spud.

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-Do you like your straw house?

-Yes, I love it.

-A house made of my favourite thing.

-A house made of my favourite thing.

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-Mud is my favourite thing.

-I'd love a mud house.

-I'd love a snow house.

-I wonder if we can

-build a house of mud and snow.

-Let's go and ask Bob.

-Bob, is it possible

-to build mud houses?

-Yes. People live in mud houses

-in hot countries.

-What about snow?

-What about snow?

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-People build igloos in cold places.

-An igloo is a house made of snow.

-An igloo is a house made of snow.

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-An igloo? That's amazing!

-Where have you two been?

-Here and there.

-Here and there.

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-Take your walkie-talkie next time.

-I may need to contact you.

-I may need to contact you.

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-Yes, Bob.

-Do you need us now?

-Do you need us now?

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-Yes. Help with the foundations.

-Mud! Lovely, lovely mud!

-Good morning. I'm ready for work.

-Hello!

-Am I late?

-Am I late?

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-No. Perfect timing.

-This is your hard hat, Marjorie.

-This is your hard hat, Marjorie.

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-Thank you.

-Finished! What's next?

-Take the soil back to the yard, then

-you and Benny can go for a wander.

-Take your walkie-talkies with you.

-Take your walkie-talkies with you.

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-Of course. Bye!

-Hello again.

-Hello again.

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-Hello, Spud. Look at this soil!

-Are you building a mud house?

-Are you building a mud house?

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-Spud! You're a genius.

-Am I?! Yes, of course I am!

-We'll reuse this soil

-to make a mud house.

-Where will we build it?

-I don't know. We'll find somewhere.

-I don't know. We'll find somewhere.

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-Wait for me!

-What about here?

-Wonderful views.

-It's too close to the river.

-We can fetch more soil

-and water, if needs be.

-I can't think of a better place

-to build a mud house.

-Ready for the first wall, Lofty?

-Ready for the first wall, Lofty?

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-Yes, Bob.

-Hold it still

-and we'll bolt it in place.

-Well done, Lofty.

-Ready for the next step.

-I found these old posts

-in the recycling pile.

-Great! We'll reuse them.

-I found these twigs, on the ground.

-Reduce, reuse, recycle.

-That didn't take long.

-These houses are easy to build.

-These houses are easy to build.

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-Yes. It already looks like a house.

-It already looks like a house.

-It already looks like a house.

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-Yes, it's great.

-What's next?

-What's next?

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-It's time for the mud and the soil.

-I like it!

-Here's mud in your eye!

-Here it comes! Wait for it!

-I'm covered in mud.

-Oh, no! We've run out of mud.

-I'll fetch some more.

-Finished!

-I can't wait to show the others

-your mud house.

-Yes. They'll love it.

-LOUD QUACKING

-Uh-oh!

-Quick! Get out of here!

-It's heading for Marjorie's tent.

-Oh, no!

-Oh, no!

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-I'll use the walkie-talkie.

-Emergency! Emergency!

-It's Muck here. We need help. Over.

-What's wrong?

-What's wrong?

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-The river broke its banks

-in the field above Marjorie's tent.

-Scoop - pick up some sandbags.

-Lofty - take me to the river.

-I don't know

-how much longer I can hold on.

-Spud's on his way!

-What happened?

-I'll explain later.

-Help me stop this mud!

-These sandbags will do the trick.

-These sandbags will do the trick.

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-Hold still, Muck!

-Good thinking! That's a great help.

-You can move now, Muck.

-Take it slowly!

-Hooray!

-Phew!

-That will hold it. We'll come back

-and rebuild the bank properly.

-How on earth did this happen?

-How on earth did this happen?

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-We were building a mud house.

-We used mud from the riverbank.

-It looked great,

-until the water came.

-Whoosh! It swept away the house.

-It swept away Marjorie's tent, too.

-It's my fault.

-No-one was hurt and

-you've learned an important lesson.

-You can't decide to build a house

-wherever you like.

-Especially not too close to water.

-What shall I do with this?

-What shall I do with this?

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-Marjorie's tent!

-Where will she sleep tonight?

-All her stuff is soaking wet

-and so am I.

-We'd better go and finish

-Marjorie's house.

-That's the outside finished,

-Marge... I mean Marjorie.

-That's alright, Bob. I prefer Marge.

-Marge, we'll do the inside tomorrow.

-These flat-pack houses are amazing.

-I can't wait to welcome my family.

-They'll move here soon.

-It will be great to have

-more people in Cwm Blodau Haul.

-I can't think of a better place

-to live.

-You know how to build a flat-pack,

-so you can teach the next people.

-We're sorry about the tent.

-It's fine. The inside isn't finished

-but I can sleep here.

-It'll be like a big tent!

-You two need a wash.

-Yes.

-I've had enough of mud, for one day!

-I never thought

-I'd hear you say that, Muddy Muck!

-Muddy Muck has had enough mud!

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