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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 the job today, Bob?

-A willow tree has come down...

-..so we must cut it properly

-and make it safe.

-We can re-use the wood

-for all sorts of things.

-Great! Reduce. Re-use. Recycle.

-Great! Reduce. Re-use. Recycle.

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-Yes.

-Are you ready to lift the chainsaw?

-One, two, three, lift!

-Let's go to the riverside, Lofty.

-Travis to Sumsy. Come in, Sumsy.

-Can you see it?

-Can you see it?

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-Not yet, Travis.

-There he is, Sumsy!

-Boo! Found you!

-That's a great hiding place,

-Sgryffti.

-Why don't we have a home, Travis?

-Sgryffti and Bob's machines

-all have a home.

-I'll ask Bob to build one for us.

-I'll ask Bob to build one for us.

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-Bob's busy. He won't have time.

-Hello, Sumsy. Hello, Travis.

-Bob, I...

-Bob, I...

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-A-ha! Bob and Lofty.

-Are you ready

-to cut down this willow tree?

-Sumsy, load Travis's trailer

-with all these crates.

-What did you want to say, Sumsy?

-What did you want to say, Sumsy?

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-Nothing, Bob.

-Let's cut down this old tree and

-let's plant a new one in its place.

-Yes, Bob.

-Yes, Bob.

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-This old tree will come in handy.

-You're right. Bob's too busy.

-I really, really wanted a home.

-What's this about a home?

-What's this about a home?

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-Bob's too busy to build one for us.

-Don't worry. Leave it to me.

-No-one builds a home

-like a scarecrow.

-Really?

-Really?

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-Spud, are you sure you can do it?

-Four logs -

-that's plenty to build a home.

-Yes, of course, Spud!

-It will make a home.

-What if Bob wants them?

-What if Bob wants them?

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-A load of useless logs?

-Bob will be pleased

-we're using them.

-Reduce. Re-use. Recycle.

-What about the door

-and the roof, Spud?

-That's the next stage.

-Go and find more wood

-for the door and the roof.

-You never told me

-how clever Spud was.

-It must have slipped my mind.

-Sumsy, have you seen

-those willow logs anywhere?

-Logs?

-Logs?

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-Yes, we need them

-to build Ffarmwr Picl's fences.

-Sorry. Ffarmwr Picl wants them.

-Sorry. Ffarmwr Picl wants them.

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-I was just getting started.

-Here they are, Ffarmwr Picl.

-Here they are, Ffarmwr Picl.

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-Thank you, Sumsy.

-Ten pieces of wood.

-You can't build a fence with those.

-A-ha!

-This goes here and that goes there.

-Here's your front door.

-What about the rest of it?

-What about the rest of it?

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-Shh! He's only just started.

-I'll fetch some more wood.

-Wow! You really can build a fence

-from a willow tree.

-Have you seen the rest of the wood?

-What's next, Bob?

-We'll build a wooden ladder,

-if we find what we need.

-How can I become Spud the Builder

-without materials?

-Here they are, Ffarmwr Picl!

-Here they are, Ffarmwr Picl!

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-Thank goodness!

-We must find pieces of wood which

-Bob and Ffarmwr Picl won't use.

-These twigs, for example.

-These twigs, for example.

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-You can't build a home out of twigs.

-Leave it to Spud the Builder.

-Yes, of course.

-Leave it to me.

-Leave it to me.

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-I'll fetch some more twigs.

-Hello, Sumsy.

-Have you seen a crateful of twigs?

-I want to make a broom.

-Are twigs really useful, Wendy?

-Are twigs really useful, Wendy?

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-Yes, Sumsy.

-Are twigs really useful, Wendy?

-We use them to make baskets,

-climbing frames and furniture.

-This is wonderful!

-Bring me some more twigs, Wendy.

-Where's the final crate of twigs?

-Where's the final crate of twigs?

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-Sumsy to Travis. Come in, Travis.

-Oh, drat!

-Not even Spud the Builder can make

-anything out of these limp bits.

-You can't even get them

-to stand straight.

-What about these crates?

-They held the logs and twigs

-but no-one wants them now.

-Yes! Let's turn these crates

-into a wonderful home.

-Come on!

-Well done, Mr Bentley.

-That's a lovely pencil pot.

-Yes, it's perfect.

-Let's put everything away

-in the crates.

-What crates?

-Oh, dear!

-It's just like Christmas, Sumsy.

-Look at all these!

-Spud, you shouldn't.

-A ladder, a broom, a basket

-and a rocking chair.

-This is the best home in the world.

-This is the best home in the world.

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-Stop!

-Ffarmwr Picl!

-What are you doing here?

-What's going on?

-We wondered where our things were.

-And now we know.

-And now we know.

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-I asked Spud to do this.

-I asked him to build a home.

-A home?

-A home?

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-Yes, for Travis and me.

-We wanted a shelter like the one

-Bob built for the machines.

-Why didn't you ask Bob?

-Why didn't you ask Bob?

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-Because he was too busy.

-Sumsy, I'd have made time for you.

-We'll build a shelter for you

-right now.

-Really?

-We'll use what's left of the tree.

-We'll use what's left of the tree.

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-There are only thin twigs left, Bob.

-Wendy's jumper!

-Wendy's jumper is made of wool.

-Yes. You knit wool together

-to make a jumper.

-You can knit

-the thin twigs together, can't you?

-Yes. We can create a big blanket

-and you can sleep under it.

-It would be warm and

-it would shelter you from the rain.

-Can we knit it?

-Can we knit it?

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-Yes, we can.

-Can we knit it?

-I think so.

-Thank you, everyone.

-Yes, it's really cosy.

-We used

-every single bit of the tree, Bob.

-Yes, Sumsy.

-Reduce. Re-use. Recycle.

-Here you go, Ffarmwr Picl.

-Here you go, Ffarmwr Picl.

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-Ah! The young tree I wanted.

-The baby tree has a shelter...

-..just like the rest of us.

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