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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

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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?

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-Yes, we can!

-There we go. Thanks, Scoop.

-No prob, Bob.

-Bob, what are these?

-We're completing the renovation work

-on the mill today.

-Great.

-Great.

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-We'll be able to make

-our own flour once again.

-Wa-hey! Cwm Blodau'r Haul flour.

-We'd better go

-and unload the materials.

-I can unpack, I can stack.

-What do we have to do, Bob?

-What do we have to do, Bob?

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-I'll show you.

-Right, Dizzy, we need to replace

-the wooden beams in this room...

-..install some new windows, fix

-that handle and replace some tiles.

-BATS SCREECH

-Bob, what's that noise?

-What noise?

-What noise?

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-BATS SCREECH

-That noise.

-Well, Dizzy, that sounds like bats.

-Bats?

-I've never seen a bat.

-They weren't here yesterday.

-Hey, everyone, we have bats.

-Mmm, that might be a problem.

-No-one has the right to move bats.

-How many bats did you see, Dizzy?

-One, three, seven, a hundred?

-There might be hundreds.

-I want to see them now.

-I saw a bat - a black, floppy thing.

-Forget about the bats.

-We have work to do.

-Oh!

-Patience, Dizzy.

-Take Symsi

-to Farmer Pickles' silo...

-..and bring back some seeds

-to grind into flour.

-Who will grind them, Bob?

-Who will grind them, Bob?

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-Marjorie's husband - Max.

-I'll ask Wendy for advice

-about the bats.

-Are you coming to the silo, Dizzy?

-Yes. We'll be twice as fast

-together. I want to see the bats.

-Twice as fast, twice is double -

-we'll be double-fast.

-Hey, Dizzy, wait up.

-Bats, eh? We'd better speak

-to Mr Battersby in Bobdre.

-He knows a lot about bats.

-Hello, Mr Battersby.

-It's Bob y Bildar.

-Hello, Bob. What can I do for you?

-We've found some bats in the mill.

-Oh. Oh, well, excellent.

-I thought it was a problem.

-We're renovating the mill.

-I see.

-Well, the bats will be happy

-to live in a working mill.

-Oh, good.

-Don't make too much noise.

-We don't want you scaring them away.

-Of course not. Thanks.

-I'll pop over later.

-Any time, Mrs Battersby.

-It'll be the first time

-we've ever had to work quietly.

-OK, I'll cut the wood over there,

-far enough from the mill.

-Good idea, Bob.

-Good idea, Bob.

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-Scoop, you can lift the wood.

-No problems.

-Well, perfect seeds, Farmer Pickles.

-This will make excellent flour.

-Can we have the seeds?

-Hello, Dizzy. This is Max.

-Hello, Dizzy.

-I'll be working in the mill.

-Great.

-Are the seeds ready?

-What's the rush, Dizzy?

-I thought Symsi was helping you.

-Hello, Farmer Pickles.

-How many sacks are there?

-Eight.

-Eight.

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-Three for me and one for Dizzy.

-That's four.

-We'll be done in two visits.

-Come on, Symsi.

-Why is Dizzy in such a hurry?

-Why is Dizzy in such a hurry?

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-She wants to see the bats.

-It's too early for that.

-They only come out at night.

-Have you seen any bats?

-Have you seen any bats?

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-I don't think so.

-They sleep during the day.

-Have you seen any bats, Bob?

-Have you seen any bats, Bob?

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-Not yet, Dizzy.

-They only come out at...

-They only come out at...

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-I'll be back soon.

-As I was saying,

-they only come out at night.

-The only thing on Dizzy's mind

-is seeing those bats.

-You're right there, Wendy.

-Hello, Bob. Three sacks of seeds.

-That's a job well done, Bob.

-Looks great, Bob.

-Yes, the mill is great but

-there's a lot of mess around here.

-Whose fault is that, I wonder?

-Here's the last sack, Bob.

-Have I missed the bats?

-No, Dizzy, but look at

-all the mess you've made.

-Did I do that?

-Yes, indeed,

-when you were rushing around.

-I'm so sorry, Bob.

-I just wanted to see the bats.

-Oh, Dizzy. We've tried

-to explain to you all day.

-They only come out at night.

-We won't be here in the night, Bob.

-I'll never see them.

-Come on, Dizzy.

-I'll help you clear up.

-Max will soon turn up for work.

-Where are you going, Bob?

-Where are you going, Bob?

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-Don't worry, Wendy, I won't be long.

-I'm going to fetch something

-from the yard.

-OK, can we have some flour?

-Yes, we can.

-Hooray.

-Well done, everyone.

-That's teamwork at its best.

-You've all helped to make sure the

-mill can start making flour again.

-Dizzy, where are you going?

-Dizzy, where are you going?

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-Our work here is done, Bob.

-It's time to go.

-Well, since you worked so hard...

-..I thought

-we could stay here tonight.

-Look, I've brought a sleeping bag.

-Look, I've brought a sleeping bag.

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-Stay here?

-We can see the bats.

-Oh, great.

-Yes, Dizzy...

-..if we're very quiet

-and very lucky.

-Are they here, Bob?

-Patience, Dizzy.

-What's that?

-What's that?

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-I'll have a look.

-Wait. Who's there?

-Mr Battersby.

-Mr Battersby.

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-Sorry, Bob.

-I didn't want to frighten you.

-I had to see the bats.

-Wow.

-They're great.

-They flap as they fly.

-You don't know

-where they'll fly next.

-D'you know what, Dizzy?

-They're very much like you.

-Me? A bat?

-Flap, flap, flap!

-Dizzy flapping like a bat!

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